The <span>demonstrative adjective is That, hope this helped ;)</span>
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The answer is Letter D - Irony.
Foreshadowing: hint of what is to come later in the story; Allusion: makes reference to something or someone else; Hyperbole: an exaggeration (it's not a hyperbole since Pip's belief is not true); Irony: a <em>contrast between what is said and what is meant </em>- Pip's statement is an irony <span>because Biddy has not done him wrong at all, in fact, it's the other way around.</span>
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The elements that 'The Silent Songbird' have employed from 'The Rainbow Crow' includes various things like the subject. The subject of both stories is centered around the idea of 'discussion or anatomy of convenience and selflessness.' Both of them talk about the issues and the resolutions to them.
Despite these similarities, there are remarkable differences in both the stories. <u><em>'The Silent Songbird' portrays the protagonist Madison as a hero who is responsible for operating situations or problems solitarily while 'The Rainbow Crow' portrays the crow seeking for assistance despite its own flickering characteristics</em></u>.
