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in the book called The Scorpion and the Night Blossom by Amelie Wen Zhao, I will write about the use of symbolism of the pendant which represents her supernatural helper, and connects her to her father, as well as representing her social class which she figures out at the end.

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Johnny's internal struggle in The Dead Zone between defending himself and aiding others demonstrates that sometimes the greatest threat is not a supernatural force but rather the emotional strain that accompanies it.

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In the book Sawkill Girls, Claire Legrand represents Val as a conflicted dual role character, born into an antagonistic family, but rebels to become a protagonist. Although she has harmed many people, she was shaped by generations of abuse; her choices later in the book demonstrate growth and resilience against the life she did not choose.

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I chose Alexandra’s internal conflict because it creates the most suspense in the story and strongly shapes how readers experience each moment. Her fear and uncertainty drive the tension and pacing, making this literary element important to understanding how the author builds intensity in The Warning.

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How does stephen king use jack torrance’s psychological decline the internal and external conflicts he faces and the oppressive setting of the overlook hotel to create tension in the shining?

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How money changes people

When the kingdom of Snodd notified that the last dragon is going to die, people started to change. They new that the dragon would be really valuable and his land would be valuable too. Before, people didn’t care much about the dragon or the Dragonlands. But once they learn that whoever gets the land will become rich, their morals disappear. They start fighting to claim a piece of land sparking conflict within the kingdom.

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In Timeline Chris’s character change under pressure shows his hidden courage and showing that the challenges he faced to survive and protect his friends transformed him into the complete opposite of his cautious, picky and morden self.

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How does Alpha Force being undercover add more conflict and suspense?

Alpha Force being undercover helps them do secret operations without being noticed, but it also creates new problems and dangers.

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In Trigger Mortis, the advanced technology of the Cold War acts as both a symbol of progress and a source of extreme danger. This shows how the same inventions that were meant to protect nations can also be turned into powerful weapons that threaten not only the nation but also global safety.

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How Jen's internal conflict of her maternal guilt and fear impacts the resolution of the novel

In wrong place wrong time by Gillian Mcallister, the internal conflict of Jen's guilt and fear as a mother impacts the resolution of the book as it helps build an understanding of her son which leads to a prevention of her son's crimes and a breakage of the time paradox.

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In Ender’s Game, the author uses both internal and external conflict to show how Ender is torn between his natural compassion and the violent role he is forced to play. These conflicts build suspense and reveal how the pressures of war shape his identity and decisions.

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How the role of friendship helps the characters overcome major challenges and obstacles.

Friendship helps Harry, Ron, and Hermione overcome major challenges by combining their different strengths. Their loyalty and teamwork help them to face dangers like the troll and the traps protecting the Stone that none of them could handle alone.

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In Railhead by Philip Reeve, the protagonist, Zen, has a journey of self discovery. He goes from a small time thief to someone involved in a government conspiracy. This helps him to choose which path he wants to take.

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How Shah uses symbols to develop emotional

In Light at the Bottom of the World, London Shah uses repeated symbols like light, darkness, and the ocean to highlight Leyla’s emotional struggles, but also to show her hope as she gets closer to uncovering the truth.

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Control vs freedom

In Wait For Me, Casey’s relationship with her mother and the institution shows how the struggle between control and freedom shapes who she becomes.

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How Roland learns to trust others in The Drawing of the Three and why it's important for his journey.

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In The Fix, Amos Decker's perfect memory acts as a double-edged sword that both helps his investigative abilities and emotionally isolates him, showing how the very trait that makes him special also prevents him from fully healing from past trauma.

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How symbolism reinforces the mystery and themes of deception.

In Sparkling Cyanide, Christie uses symbols such as the champagne glass, cyanide, and the restaurant itself to represent deception and hidden danger, showing how beauty and luxury can conceal deadly intentions.