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"Us And Them" by Pink Floyd symbolizes the conflict of the Vietnamese war. He does this by showing the similarity of both sides.

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“Praying” develops Kesha as a powerful woman, by using literary devices, repetition, and dramatization.

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“Roar” develops the speaker as a cautious, yet strong person.

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“Firework” develops that the speaker is powerful, inspirational and caring through the use of similes, metaphors, and repetition

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The song "Super Far," discusses the feelings and thoughts of someone in denial over a toxic relationship. This is shown through repetition, metaphors, and symbolism.

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"I Miss Those Days" develops the speaker as a reminiscent and appreciative person, through the artist's use of idioms, repetition, and description of how life used to be.

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“You Will Be Found” shows that the speaker, Evan Hansen is inspirational and uplifting, using symbolism, repetition, and word choice.

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"Paradise" shows the speaker as a person who is not living the life they really wanted, which is shown with symbolism, metaphors, and repetition.

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"Vandalizer" develops the speaker as a love stuck man waiting for the girl he loves to comeback with using the writing techniques, symbolism, repetition, and literary devices.  

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"Vandalizer" develops the speaker as a love stuck man waiting for the girl he loves to comeback with using the writing techniques, symbolism, repetition, and literary devices.  

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“Changes” develops the speaker as a man who wants to see change but can’t because of living conditions and other problems through his use of symbolism and connections to real world problems that don’t seem to have a conclusion.

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“Man in the Mirror” develops the speaker as a self-conscious and aware person, who is trying to help make a difference in the world. This is shown through the symbolism, repetition, and uplifting word choice.

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The song "The Middle" reveals the character as a carefree, optimistic person who enjoys the thrill of life from the choice of words, repetition and other uses of language.

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The song "The Middle" reveals the character as a carefree, optimistic person who enjoys the thrill of life from the choice of words, repetition and other uses of language.

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"Civil War" develops the speaker as an anti-war and anxious man, through the writers use of symbolism, repetition, and other literary devices.

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“Under Pressure” develops the speaker as a homosexual man who’s afraid of letting the world know his true self. The author uses symbolism to show how he’s afraid.

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“Table For Two” develops the speaker as a romantic and passionate man, through the writer’s use of repetition, diction, and language

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¨Perfect¨ develops the speaker as a romantic man deeply in love, through the writer's use of literary devices such as symbolism and repetition.

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"Waving Through A Window" develops Evan Hansen as an anxious and hopeless teenager, as demonstrated through the writer's word choice, symbolism, and literary devices

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"She Will Be Loved" develops the speaker as devoted and love-struck towards a girl, through the writer's use of repetitions and literary devices.

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In "Treat You Better", the speaker is showing us that he is anxious and worrysome about this situation because he loves her. He uses repetition, alliteration, and word choice to show this.

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The song carnivore by Starset develops the speaker as a person who has throughout his life has been told he doesn't matter and that he won't be able to do anything to change or affect are world. So he believes that he just shouldn't  exists and wish he would just be killed or erased.

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"Drowning Shadows" emphasizes the moral value of conflict, the speaker is dissatisfied with his love life and isn't sure whether or not to deal with it or give into to what he wants.

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The song "1-800-273-8255" develops the speaker as a depressed and independent boy through the writers sad tone, depressing word choice, and literary devices.

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"LOVE." develops a desperate, devoted speaker, through the use of references to symbolize his feelings toward a significant other.

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Thesis Statement: “Maps” develops the speaker as a betrayed, helpless, and confused man due to a significant other through the writer’s use of repetition, dialogue, and tone.