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The Forest King is the king of the forest. He is a grouchy man who lives in by himself, and does not take kindly to simple humans. He has the ability to give wishes, and gives Mr. Peters three wishes.

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DEFINITION-used especially in describing a method of shooting a scene or film that expresses the attitude of the director or writer toward the material or of a character in a scene.

First person point of view. We only know the thoughts and feelings of one character.
-"He thought..." (Aiken).

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Leita was the wife of Mr. Peters. She was a swan but was magicaly turned into a human due to Mr.Peters wish. She loved her husband, but missed her sister and her previous life. She wants to be there for Mr.Peters but ultimately gets turned into a swan again at the end to to Mr.Peters love for her.

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Mr. Peters is a kindhearted man who wishes for a companion to cook, clean, and keep him company. He gets a wife and loves her. In the end out of the kindness and love in his heart he turn his wife into a swan. He dies peacefully knowing he was wise and loved.

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DEFINITION-a mark or character used as a conventional representation of an object

1. One symbol in The Third Wish is the dead leaves. There are three leaves and each one of them represents a wish.
2. Another symbol is the feather in the last paragraph. The feather is one from his wife that he dies happily with.
3. Another symbol is the thorn that he pricks his tounge with. He pricks his tounge to remind himself not to be foolish and to not waste his wishes.

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DEFINITION-a distinctive feature or dominant idea in an artistic or literary composition.

the motif of the third wish is the reacurence of Leita returning to her sister. It shows her anguish of not being able to return to her sister's side as a swan.
-""Is it so very hard to be a human being?" asked Mr. Peters sadly.
"Very, very hard," she answered." (Aiken).

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1. "Are you the wife that I wished for?" (Aiken).
2. "Then shall I use my second wish to turn you back into a swan again?"  (Aiken).
3. "In between his hands, which lay clasped on his breast, were a withered leaf andma white feather" (Aiken).

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DEFINITION- is an attitude of a writer toward a subject or an audience.

Sad and grieving because Mr. Peters lost his wife.
-"Poor Mr. Peters was very distressed on his wife's account (Aiken).

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DEFINITION-a literary element that evokes certain feelings or vibes in readers through words and descriptions.

Sorry and miserable. Meant to make the readers feel empathy.
-"...[T]he mournful sound..." (Aiken).

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DEFINITION-an incompatibility between two or more opinions, principles, or interests.

The type of conflict is person vs. self.
Mr. Peters loves his wife very much, and wants her to be happy, but finds it hard to let her go.
-"But for all that he looked sadly over towards the forest where Leita had flown" (Aiken).

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DEFINITIOnan idea that recurs in or pervades a work of art or literature.

when you get a certain amount of wishes, you usually wind up using one for something you want, and the others to fix the first on/ be careful what you wish for.
-""Two wishes were enough for me, I reckon. I've learned that even if your wishes are granted they don't always better you." (Aiken).

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DEFINITION-uses figures of speech to be more effective, persuasive, and impactful

1."I wish I had a wife as beautiful as the forest." simile (Aiken).
2. " With eyes as blue green as the canal"- simile (Aiken).
3. "Hair as dusky as the bushes"-simile (Aiken).
4. "His heart swelled with grief"- hyperbole/ personification (Aiken).

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Mr. Peters saves a swan who turns out to be the Forest King. Mr. Peters is rewarded with three wishes. He decides to use his first wish to get a wife. His wife magically appears and they are wed, and seem to be very content. Mr. Peters realizes that his wife used to be a swan, and although she loves him very much, she will never be truly happy as a human because she is supposed to be a swan, and misses her sister. Mr.Peters decides to use his second wish to turn Leita (his wife) back into a swan so she can be who she is meant to be. He lives out the rest of his life with the swans (his wife and wifes sister), and dies peacefully in his sleep, knowing he was wise and never used his third wish.
-"Mr. Peters was found peacefully dead..." (The Third Wish by Joan Aiken)