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1. A quote that is an example of a literary device is, "The pain goes on, like a pick slamming repeatedly into the back of my head" (Lu 51). The literary device in this quote is a simile. This is a simile because he is comparing the pain to a pick slamming into the back of his head using like.
2. Another example of a literary device is the quote, " It feels like a match lit against my skin" (Lu 53). This is an example of a simile. This is a simile because it is comparing how something feels to a match against skin.
3. Another example of a literary device is, " I can take care of myself. Day isn't a fool" (Lu 91). This literary device is point of view. This shows that the point of view is in first person, but it switches between Day and June.
4. Another example of a literary device is, "Your face looks awful" (Lu 228). This is an example of understatement. This is an understatement because his face looks more than awful after being beat up multiple times in a short period of time.
5. The last example of a literary device is, "Be carful, I murmur. But it's pointless to say now. Metias is too far away to hear me" (Lu 21). This is an example of foreshadowing. This is foreshadowing because this exchange foreshadows what happens later that night, which is Metias' death.

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A prominent motif  in the book Legend is Day's pendant. This pendant is a United States coin, which has, "A bird on one side, a man's profile on the other" (Lu 233). This is a motif because it appears often throughout the story. It symbolizes how the United States used to be United, which it is now not in the book. That is a motif in the book Legend.

A prominent symbol in the book is rifle grease. When June looks back at Metias' murder, she sees, " These black marks look like rifle grease. Almost like the streak of grease that was on Thomas's forehead when I first saw him that night" (Lu 225). This is a symbol because it makes June doubt the Republic and leads to Day's escape. That is another prominent symbol in the book Legend.

The pictures below relate to the motif and symbols in the book. One of the pictures is a United States quarter. This relates because Day's pendant, the motif, is a United States quarter. The second picture is rifle grease. This relates to the symbol because the symbol is rifle grease. That is how the pictures relate to the motif and symbols in the book.

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Most Important Events in the Book
1. Day escaping his execution.
2. June finding the truth about the Republic and her brother.
3. Eden becoming infected with the plague.
4. Hospital break in.
5. Day saving June from the fight.
6. June getting the help of the Patriots for Day's escape.
7. Day's mother being shot.
8. June finding out that the boy she is with is Day.
9. June finding Day's actual trial score.
10.  The death of June's brother.

I chose to make a list of the ten most
Important events. I chose this because there were many important events in the book, and putting them in order helped to understand the book better. I included the things on this list because they were clearly the most important events in the book. That is why I chose this list and why I included what I did on it.

The image below relates to my list. It is a picture of a jail cell. This relates to my list because the first thing on my list is June helping Day escape from prison, and the picture is of a jail cell. That is how the picture relates to the list

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Lu, Marie. Legend. London: Penguin, 2012. Print.

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