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Learning that Magnus dies is a very important and unique plot device that Riordan uses. The lighthearted style of writing makes the tone feel humorous, but the idea of an agonizing death builds suspense. By learning that he dies, the reader questions how and why Magnus dies. The reader also wonders how he is writing to the reader if he really is dead. Not many writers write from the perspective of a dead character. Since death is the end of life, it is normally the end of a story. No so in "The Sword of Summer." In fact, Magnus' death sets the story up, explaining how he was accepted into Valhalla and so forth.
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You can show positive attitude towards physical activities by having a goal for youself with motivation, doing regular work out rountine and just have fun
Irony rather than something that is not even on
The answer is subcordinate
The way i do it is cover up the other words and read the underlined part alone and see if it makes sense
