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Sandra Cisneros, the author of the short story "Eleven," uses literary techniques such as imagery and diction to characterize Rachel during her shift from age ten to age eleven as shy and timid.

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The narrator of "Eleven" by Sandra Cisnero, Racheal, is characterized throughout the story through the use of metaphors, similes, and imagery to convey her complex feelings about growing up.

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The number that you turn on your birthday does not represent your age. When you are 20 you still have habits from your childhood, and they slowly go away the older you get.

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The author, Sandra Cisneros, uses the literary techniques of setting, perspective, and tone to characterize Rachel as a young child who is sad and contemplative.

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In the short story "Eleven", the author Sandra Cineros, uses various literacy devices to describes Rachel's complexity and her change as she grows older.

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In the short story "Eleven", Sandra Cisneros uses literary techniques such as diction and sentence structure to characterize the main character Rachel and the challenges she is facing.

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Sandra Cisneros the author of the short story "Eleven", uses imagery and metaphors to discuss the coming of age of a young eleven-year-old girl and the struggles of growing up.

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Sandra Cisneros' written story, "Eleven" reveals how the narrator comes to realization that moving forward in life comes with the struggle of maturity.

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Cisneros uses mainly diction and imagery to characterize Rachel. Throughout the text, Rachel's diction is that of a child's and the imagery from her perspective put a juvenile spin on the subject.

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Following the story of Rachel, the author, Sandra Cisneros, shows the characteristics by using imagery, anaphora along with repetition to reveal the actions and emotions that Rachel feels as shes coming of age.

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In Sandra Cisneros's short story "Eleven", Rachel is portrayed as a young girl humiliated and submissive about the idea of growing up. Sandra uses repetition and similies to strengthen Rachel's complexity of her coming of age.

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In the short story, "Eleven," by Sandra Cisneros, the author depicts the literary devices of repetition and symbolism in order to characterize Rachel in her coming of age being both a blessing and a curse.

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In the short story “Eleven” by Sandra Cisneros, Rachel’s character is developed using complex characterization and is portrayed as a child that can’t fend for them-self. Rachel’s character develops the theme that coming of age is stressful but something you can not avoid.

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The author, Sarah Cisneros, creates a complex character, Rachel, who is a sad, yet contemplative girl that shows that growing up is a complex journey with new emotions. This is done by using literary themes such as tone, perspective, and setting.

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In the short story “Eleven” written by, Sandra Cisneros reveals literary techniques when expressing how the complex character, Rachel who has a hard time expressing herself in conflict, comes to realization that moving forward in life comes with the struggle of maturity.

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Through diction and imagery, Sandra Cisneros, the author of the short story "Eleven," is able to characterize the complex character of Rachel as a young girl who so desperately wants to grow up, but finds herself at a crossroads due to her shyness and timidity.

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In the short story "Eleven", the author Sandra Cineros, uses various literacy devices to describes Rachel's complexity and her change as she grows older some examples of this is when she recalls past moments in her life in which she had to overcome certain obstacles.

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Throughout the short story "Eleven" by Sandra Cisnero the narrator Racheal is characterized as complex through her dilemma and stress about growing up, while also being able to identify her feeling through her youth

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The author, Alice walker, uses imagery of mama and diction to reveal Mama as a strong character who feels tender love for her daughter in a story of family values and the importance of maternal relationships.

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The author, Alice walker, uses imagery of mama and diction to reveal Mama as a strong character who feels tender love for her daughter in a story of family values and the importance of maternal relationships.

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In the passage "Everyday Use" by Alice Walker the character Mama is depicted as a hardworking, headstrong, and loving mother who confronts the oppressive and devaluing in her relationship between her eldest daughter Dee in the climax of the story when Dee feels she deserves the quilt and Mama opposes the idea of her having them instead of Maggie.

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Alice Walker develops the generational conflicts in "Everyday Use" by using symbolism from a family heirloom and allowing the readers to recognize that only those who are rooted into their heritage will truly understand it's beautiful foundation.

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In "Araby" by James Joyce when analyzing the transformation of the young narrator it thematically reveals how the young boy came to understand that his imagination opposes reality and the outcome of it.

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In the excerpt "Araby" by James Joyce, the author introduces the complexity of the narrator's situation when his feelings toward the girl are revealed when he describes her appearance and he doesn't have the courage to speak to her.

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In the short story "Everyday Use" by Alice Walker, the complexity of the mother/daughter relationships by displaying the different points of views between Dee and Mama about African American heritage being integrated into everyday life or not.