True, the literary device imagery aims to capture your senses such as sight, sound, touch, smell and taste.
The above question requires a personal answer, so I can't answer it for you, but I'll show you how to answer it.
First, you must read and understand the difficulties and perspectives on the world that each person presented in the text presents. With that, you should reflect and explain how this perception is and what effects it has on that person.
After that, you should write your answer as follows:
- Introduce the person, the character you want to describe.
- Show this character's view of himself and his views on the world and the people around him.
- Show the difficulties that this character goes through and with that it has an impact on his life.
- Show how you would act if you were in this character's shoes and if your perceptions would be different.
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Change an important detail as well as the small details. For example Cinderella. Her name was Ella when she was born both her parents died. she was sent to a cook in the castle who bought her as a slave. There the prince fell in love with her. But she couldn't go to the ball cause she had to serve the prince..... and you can probably change it add more details and finish it but this is an idea.
I think it is Vc double up that's my best answer
The correct answer should be Edith Wharton.
Ellen Glasgow, Ella Cather, and Mary J. Holmes dealt with other topics such as world war 1, slavery, civil war, life in the south, and other things while Edith Wharton wrote about social lives.
