It's a ghost story, though dead people don’t necessarily haunt its suburban protagonists. And it's about teenagers who have sex, though it's neither a simple celebration nor condemnation of under-age necking. Instead, "It Follows" both prolongs and heightens the potency of high school-age fears until they appear to be ancient existential terrors. In that sense, "It Follows" is an unbearable, unsinkable mood that descends when you come of age, and never completely dissipates, not even after climactic sexual, or other violent acts.
Answer:
Alliteration happens when consonant sounds are repeated in two or more words in a sentence that are located next to or near each other, for example, 'She sells seashells. Consonance generally occurs when consonant sounds are repeated in the middle or end of a word, for example, 'easy peasy lemon squeezy'.
Explanation:
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The interjection in this sentence is "ahem" (letter A)