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LITERATION MAN… LIKE WOW MAN, IM LIKE TOTALLY TRIPPIN MAN ITS LIKE SOME ONE STARING AT ME MAN.

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1 LITERATION MAN… LIKE WOW MAN, IM LIKE TOTALLY TRIPPIN MAN ITS LIKE SOME ONE STARING AT ME MAN.

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3 KEVIN ALDACO PERIOD 7 AMIGO

4 PREPARE YOUR SELF FOR THE MESS UP POWER POINT BECOUSE I LOST MY SELF SO DON’T FEEL BAD AND JST LOOK AT THE PINATA UP HERE

5 Onomatopoeia-a Word that means some what of a sound

6 Personification- A word saying its like a human.

7 Flash Back- is remembering of something of the past like this guy on the bottom remembering his days.

8 Fore Shadowing- Giving ideas for the future like this girl in top is thinking how it would be.

9 Protagonist-is the main person in a story.

10 Antagonist -The bad person

11 Irony Something that actually happen

12 Alliterartion Sally sold seashells by the sea shore. A rhyme

13 PARADOX MAKING A EXACT POINT

14 RHYME SAME DIFINITION OR SOUND

15 METAOPHOR COMPARING TO SOMETHING

16 HYBERBOLE RATHER DO SOMETHING ELSE

17 *SIMILE * LIKE OR ASS, COMPARING TO SOMETHING ELSE

18 PERSONIFICATION HUMAN QUALITITES

19 THANKS DUDE FOR GOING THRU MY STUFF MAN LIKE TOTALLY PEACE OUT MAN, IM GOING BACK AND DRINK SOME ORGANIC FUEL AND BLOW MY MIND MAN… PEACE, POWER TO THE PEAPLE MAN.

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