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Part 10 (Quote 8):  "Sometimes I arrive too early. I rush, and I make mistakes. But often, I arrive just in time."

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Part 10 (Quote 8):  "Sometimes I arrive too early. I rush, and I make mistakes. But often, I arrive just in time."

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Hyperbole is used in this case, the speaker exaggerates their tendency to arrive too early, emphasizing the consequences of rushing and making mistakes. By stating that they "often" arrive just in time, the speaker accentuates the importance of timing and the relief of avoiding errors.

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Part 10 (Quote 7): Her heart, beating in a rhythmic dance, held a secret melody that echoed through her rib cage planes."

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Part 10 (Quote 7): Her heart, beating in a rhythmic dance, held a secret melody that echoed through her rib cage planes."

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Zusak personifies the heart, attributing it with the ability to hold a secret melody and to create an echoing effect within the rib cage planes. By giving human characteristics to the heart and its interaction with the rib cage, the author enhances the emotional and sensory experience for the reader.

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Part 10 (Quote 6): "The only thing worse than a boy who hates you: a boy that loves you.

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Part 10 (Quote 6): "The only thing worse than a boy who hates you: a boy that loves you.

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In this quote, the contrasting ideas are "a boy who hates you" and "a boy that loves you." By juxtaposing these two contrasting ideas, Ilsa Hermann highlights the emotional complexity of a situation where someone who loves you can be just as challenging as someone who hates you.

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Part 10 (Quote 5):  "I am haunted by humans."

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Part 10 (Quote 5):  "I am haunted by humans."

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By personifying the souls of humans, Zusak inspires them with a haunting presence, suggesting that their actions and their impact on others can linger and affect the lives of others in many ways.

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Part 10 (Quote 4): "Sometimes I think my papa is an accordion. When he looks at me and smiles and breathes, I hear the notes."

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Part 10 (Quote 4): "Sometimes I think my papa is an accordion. When he looks at me and smiles and breathes, I hear the notes."

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Zusak personifies the father, comparing him to an "accordion" and giving him the ability to produce musical notes. This device enhances the reader's understanding of the father's impact on the narrator's life and the emotional connection between them.

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Part 10 (Quote 3): "He was a tornado, wreaking havoc wherever he went."

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Part 10 (Quote 3): "He was a tornado, wreaking havoc wherever he went."

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Zusak's quoted sentence uses a simile to compare the person being described to a tornado. In this case, the person's destructive nature is being emphasized by comparing it to the destructive power of a tornado.

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Part 10 (Quote 2):  "She was a girl with a book thief's heart, stealing words instead of possessions, gathering sentences and stories like stolen treasures."

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Part 10 (Quote 2):  "She was a girl with a book thief's heart, stealing words instead of possessions, gathering sentences and stories like stolen treasures."

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Zusak emphasizes the idea that the girl's passion for books is so intense and consuming that it resembles the actions of a thief. The use of the metaphor helps create an image in the reader's mind and adds depth to the character's relationship with literature.

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Part 10 (Quote 1): "Amidst the chaos, where darkness consumed the light, the Book Thief emerged, her words a beacon of hope."

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Part 10 (Quote 1): "Amidst the chaos, where darkness consumed the light, the Book Thief emerged, her words a beacon of hope."

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Using Metaphor by likening the words to a beacon, Zusak emphasizes their power to guide and inspire others, even in the midst of darkness and chaos.

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"Papa's brisk visions"
He initially notices the novels that the girls are reading, including The Grave Digger's Handbook, Faust the Dog, The Lighthouse, and The Shoulder Shrug. An itch and a volatile follow. Hans Junior, what is this girl reading with regards to those books in the trash? After asking the same question three times, his kid offers his recommendation for a more suitable book.

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"a little something to dampen the euphoria" She had gotten away with nothing. Yes, the mayor's wife had seen her. She was just awaiting the appropriate time.

Giving the Respect and Permission to the Mayor and having the giving the imagery of being at the library itself touching all the books and looking at all of them with burst curiosity.

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A small, dark room is located to your left or possibly to your right. It serves as a "guided tour of suffering."
A Jew is seated in it.
Try not to look away; he is filth, starving, and terrified.

Giving characteristic traits to the jew friend with the intention that he is nothing but worthless and a "Rat" which is later to be what Jews are called.

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"Heil Hitler," Rudy led.. "And You?" She glared at Liesel, who promptly gave her a Heil Hitler on her own.

Leisel knows the idea of repeating the order of rudy and how it is ironic to the fact that she endures the idea of following the orders of saying 'Heil Hitler" Knowing well that what hes doing right now is the worst of their time.

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"The Files of Recollection".
Like quicksand, the sky was dark and thick.
The young man was being wrapped in barbed wire like a huge thorny crown. Giving the harsh and beat down setting had carried him outside after untangling him. We fell to our knees together while suspended above the ground.

Giving the Setting of 1918s World War being beat down was just as common to the war in which the people of the Jewish community bring. With nothing but shame have the Germans should who the Jewish people really are and just the way of escape was not even a choice.

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"How about a kiss, Saumensch?" he said.
"How about a Kiss?
"How about a Kiss"

This section of the chapter foreshadows the event that happens later in the book. Death admits that that rudy will die and says he would've liked to have witnessed Liesel Kissing his dead body. By saying "How about the kiss" is the the menacing part of the section since it shows the cruelty and remorsefullness of death and its way of manipulating for the worse between both Rudy and Liesel.

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"The Sky is blue today, Max, and there is a big long cloud, and its stretched out, like a rope. At the end of it, the sun is like a yellow hole..."

Personification is present in this quote because of how Liesel is illustrating to Max what it is needed in order to paint on the wall with the ideology that Max need Had drawn a withering Jew as well as the Swastika Sun. Finalizing the painting with the writing "It was a Monday, and they walked on a tightrope to the Sun."

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"I have hated words and I have loved them, and I hope I have made them right."

This quote provides the rhetorical device of antithesis, In this quote, Zusak contrasts the speaker's past feelings of hate and love towards words, which creates a sense of balance and emphasis on the importance of using words effectively.

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Quote 6 From the Title Section: "The Heavyweight Champion of the School-Yard."

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Quote 6 From the Title Section: "The Heavyweight Champion of the School-Yard."

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"What does it say?, "Hitler Takes Poland." That was one war started."

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Quote 5 From the Title Section: "The Smell Of Friendship"

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Quote 5 From the Title Section: "The Smell Of Friendship"

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"Soon," Papa told her, "you'll be able to read that awful graves book with your eyes closed. And I can get you out of that midget class."

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Quote 4 From the Title Section: "The Other Side of Sandpaper."

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Quote 4 From the Title Section: "The Other Side of Sandpaper."

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"To tell you the truth, " Papa Explained upfront, "I am not such a good reader myself."

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Quote 3 From the Title Section: "The Jesse Owens incident"

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Quote 3 From the Title Section: "The Jesse Owens incident"

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"Well he's Jewish, I didn't know that. Do you have to pay to be jewish? Do you need a license?"

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Quote 2 From the Title Section: "The Kiss"

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Quote 2 From the Title Section: "The Kiss"

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"He didn't care that others made noises about the new girls stupidity. He was there for her at the beginning."

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Quote 1 From Title Section: "The Woman with an Iron Fist."

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Quote 1 From Title Section: "The Woman with an Iron Fist."

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"When a woman with an Iron Fist tells you get out there and clean spit off the floor, you do it. Especially when the irons hot."