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In "She Would Have Enjoyed It," George Bernard Shaw examines death through diction and detail in order to reveal his warmhearted attitude towards his mother and consoled attitude towards her cremation.

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Amanda S. Alcantara Burke Eng.2-Per.2 8/28/18 Summer Reading Analytical Paragraph In The Book Thief, Mark Zusak portrays death through thick and thin in order to reveal that death is an inevitable part of life and is not to be feared. For example, on pg.523 Death talks about souls that “know who he is and are ready.” These souls are the kind that know what’s coming, and yet they accept it since there is nothing they can do. Every soul faces Death eventually, for Death works 24/7. Death claims that “he’s in most places at least once” on pg.539. Name any place in the world and it’s 100% possible that Death has been there. Whether a person is on the battlefield or simply reading a book at home, Death is always looming over us until the end of our lives. 

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Amanda S. Alcantara Burke Eng.2-Per.2 8/28/18 Summer Reading Analytical Paragraph In The Book Thief, Mark Zusak portrays death through thick and thin in order to reveal that death is an inevitable part of life and is not to be feared. For example, on pg.523 Death talks about souls that “know who he is and are ready.” These souls are the kind that know what’s coming, and yet they accept it since there is nothing they can do. Every soul faces Death eventually, for Death works 24/7. Death claims that “he’s in most places at least once” on pg.539. Name any place in the world and it’s 100% possible that Death has been there. Whether a person is on the battlefield or simply reading a book at home, Death is always looming over us until the end of our lives. 

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George Bernard Shaw examines death through diction and detail in order to reveal his affection but humorous attitude towards his mother and fascination towards her cremation.
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In "She Would Have Enjoyed It," George Bernard Shaw examines death through diction and detail in order to reveal his light and mirthful attitude toward his mother and his fascinated attitude toward her cremation. | Olivia and Jordan

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In "She Would Have Enjoyed It," George Bernard Shaw examines death through diction and detail in order to reveal his light and mirthful attitude toward his mother and his fascinated attitude toward her cremation. | Olivia and Jordan

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•In "She Would Have Enjoyed It," George Bernard Shaw examines death through diction and detail in order to reveal his reminiscing attitude toward his mother and his optimistic attitude toward her cremation.

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•In "She Would Have Enjoyed It," George Bernard Shaw examines death through diction and detail in order to reveal his light and mirthful attitude toward his mother and his fascinated attitude toward her cremation. -
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In "She Would Have Enjoyed It," George Bernard Shaw examines death through diction and detail in order to reveal his attitude toward his mother and his peaceful attitude toward her cremation.

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•In "She Would Have Enjoyed It," George Bernard Shaw examines death through diction and detail in order to reveal his heartening attitude toward his mother and his  supportive attitude toward her cremation.

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In "She Would Have Enjoyed It,"  George Bernard Shaw examines death through tone and conflict in order to reveal his perspective toward her cremation

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In "She Would Have Enjoyed It," George Bernard Shaw examines death through diction and detail in order to reveal his optimistic attitude toward his mother and his comforting attitude toward her cremation.

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In "She Would Have Enjoyed It," George Bernard Shaw examines death through diction and tone in order to reveal his reminiscing attitude toward his mother and his lighthearted attitude toward her cremation.

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In "She Would Have Enjoyed It," George Bernard Shaw examines death through diction in order to reveal his luminous attitude toward his mother and intrigued attitude towards her cremation.

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In "She Would Have Enjoyed It," George Bernard Shaw examines death through diction in order to reveal his luminous attitude toward his mother and intrigued attitude towards her cremation.

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In "She Would Have Enjoyed It," George Bernard Shaw examines death through diction and detail in order to reveal his loving attitude toward his mother and his fascinated attitude toward her cremation.

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•In "She Would Have Enjoyed It," George Bernard Shaw examines death through diction and detail in order to reveal his ______attitude toward his mother and his ______attitude toward her cremation.

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In "She Would Have Enjoyed it" George Bernard Shaw examines death through diction and detail in order to reveal his positive attitude towards his mother and his enthusiastic attitude toward her cremation.

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In "She Would Have Enjoyed it" George Bernard Shaw examines death through diction and detail in order to reveal his positive attitude towards his mother and his accepting attitude toward her cremation

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In "She Would Have Enjoyed it" George Bernard Shaw examines death through diction and detail in order to reveal his positive attitude towards his mother and his accepting attitude toward her cremation