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The literary techniques Cisneros utilizes to characterize Rachel include diction, imagery, and point of view. - John H

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Sandra uses metaphors such as i wanna fly away like a balloon and that aging is like layers of an onion showing how she is insightful but also a little stubborn in her though. The repetition and insight into thoughts allow for the reader to see the narrators emotional distress and the events which shapes the narrators perceptive in the story.

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In the short story "Eleven" by Sandra Cisneros, the author characterizes Rachel through use of tone, diction, and perspective.

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Cisneros uses imagery, personification and the speaker's anxious tone to characterize Rachael, the protagonist. - florensa

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In the short story "Eleven" by Sandra Cisneros, she uses literary techniques such as imagery, metaphors, and repetition to characterize Rachel. - ana

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The literary techniques Sandra Cisneros uses in the story "Eleven" to characterize Rachel are imagery, diction, and tone.-Bryan A

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Rachel uses a lot of imagery and detail to get her point across. Young children aren't taken as seriously which could lead to them losing confidence.

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Even when i'm 27 i still remember the gross sweater that forever stained my year 11, how it changed how i view my age forever.

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Sandra Cisneros uses literary devices like tone, symbolism, and imagery to conduct a narrative that she can express her perspective.
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In the short story "Eleven" Cisneros characterizes Sandra through the use of literary devices such as metaphors, a point of view, and tone. - MG

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Nicholas D. In the short story, “Eleven”, the author Sandra Cisneros uses second and third perspective, as well as imagery to characterize Rachel and her emotions.e

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Nicholas D. In the short story, “Eleven”, the author Sandra Cisneros uses second and third perspective, as well as imagery to characterize Rachel and her emotions.e

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In the story "Eleven" by Sandra Cisners the author uses literary devices such as repetition and diction to depict the character through her years as a child.

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Literary techniques used to characterize Rachel is diction and the repetition of words to emphasize her feelings during the situation, and imagery to describe how Rachel views the people and the sweater.

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Walker develops a complexity of mother and daughter relationship as the mother is older and loves farm life while the daughter likes to be outlandish although they manage to still have a loving relationship relayed through diction and first, second as well as third perspective.- Nicholas D

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Walker develops a complexity of mother and daughter relationship as the mother is older and loves farm life while the daughter likes to be outlandish although they manage to still have a loving relationship relayed through diction and first, second as well as third perspective.- Nicholas D

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Cisneros uses imagery, personification and the speaker's anxious tone to characterize Rachael, the protagonist. - florensa

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In Sandra Cisneros's short story, "Eleven," Cisnero utilizes tone, diction, and perspective to depict the protagonist, Rachel. Rachel is a young girl who must deal with the harsh reality of life, as she desperately wants to grow up.

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In Alice Walker's short story "Eleven," Rachel is portrayed as shy and timid through the diction of her repeating certain phrases and the imagery of the sweater and teacher. This experience is about coming of age with all the discomfort there is.

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In Alice Walker’s short story “Everyday Use,” Mama is portrayed as having a tough personality and broad physical traits, reflecting the differing views of urban versus traditional African-American culture.

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In Alice Walker's short story "Everyday Use," the mother and the daughter share different generational upbringings that in the end come clashing together regarding the meaning of the passed down quilt, developing the idea that this generational gap may influence hostility amongst people.

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In Alice Walker's short story "Everyday Use," Walker develops a sheer contrast between Mama's personality and responsibilities as compared to the ones of Dee, generating the idea that depending on how one was told to value certain things, it can differ between overall generational perceptions.

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In James Joyce's short story "Araby," Joyce creates the idea that the boy is blinded by the love for this girl, reflecting how an overcoming of outreaching fantasies can lead to disappointing realization and discovery.

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In James Joyce's short story "Araby," Joyce details the allure of the young girl on the young boy, further exemplifying later on that this allure to new love can often skew one's perception of their ideals that tend to end up having the other person involved.

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In Sandra Cisneros' short story "Eleven," Cisneros utilizes diction, imagery, and point of view to assert a coming of age realization for Rachel. She now sees that with her young age, there is still really no power or voice that she has gained as exemplified in the sweater situation, thus reflecting how coming of age is both a blessing and a curse.