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Explanation:
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* "Yes," replied Peter. "She did say that she wants us to study the author Poe."
* "I have notes from the lecture on Poe's use of rhythm in the poem <em>The Raven," </em>said Tamara.
* Jeff responded, "That's good. I was absent that day."
* "Okay, let's meet in the library at 6:00 PM to study," remarked Tim. "Bring your notes."
???? Is this a question or what do I need to answer?
Hyperbole it's exaggerating it's not metaphor or simile since it's not comparing two things and personification is giving human like qualities to inhuman things and it's not doing that either
The shift in structure from an autobiographical tale to a "bedtime story" or a "fairy tale" increases the personal interest of the reader into the story itself.
The reader starts meeting a family that could be his/hers. The family starts facing some problems or a horrific nightmare. The fairy tale, then, allows the reader to go beyond the borders of the story itself and start picturing himself/herself in the action.
The reader then starts to this how he/she might act? How can the family be protected?....and so on.
