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The author's attitude towards the literary piece.
- Indifferent
- To the point of the story

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1. Simile- Comparing two things using like or as.
- "I wish I had a wife as beautiful as the forest" (Aiken).
2. Imagery - Visual symbolism.
-  "Then holding the third leaf and gazing round him at the dusky undergrowth, the primroses, great
beeches and the blue-green water of the canal..."
3. Personification - Giving human characteristics to something nonhuman
- "...[H]eart of the forest"
4. Allusion - to reference a well-known figure or story in a work of literature.
-"... he had no intention of being like the forester who first wished by mistake for a sausage, and then in a rage wished it on the end of his wife's nose, and then had to use his last wish getting it off again" (Aiken).

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1. "Well, my friend! You don't seem to have managed so wonderfully with your first two wishes, do you? What will you do with the last? Turn yourself into a swan? Or turn Leita back into a girl?" (Aikens)
2. "I expect three wishes, no more and no less, answered Mr. Peters..." (Aikens)
3. "In the morning Mr. Peters was found peacfully dead in his bed with a smile of great happiness on his face. In between his hands, which lay clasped on his breast, were a withered leaf and a white feather." (Aikens)

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The story begins in the forest with the characters of the Little Green Man (who is the King of the Forest) and Mr. Peters. Mr. Peters saves the entangled Forest King, who was in the form of a swan. Afterwards, the King of the Forest grants Mr. Peters three wishes, represented by dried leaves. Mr. Peters contemplates his first wish and chooses to wish for a beautiful wife; Leita. Leita and Mr. Peters get married and live a happy life together until Leita begins to miss her life as a swan and her sister especially. Mr. Peters is saddened to see his wife suffer, so he wishes her back into a swan. Mr. Peters then lived the remainder of his life alone with visits to his swan wife until he passed away.

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A small man with a long beard, dressed all in green and wearing a golden crown. The King of The Forest granted Mr. Peters three wishes, represented by dried leaves.

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Leita was originally a swan who was turned into a human after the other character, Mr. Peters, wished for a beautiful wife. Although Leita loved Mr. Peters, she missed her life as a swan with her sister. In end, she was wished back to a swan and lived with her sister again.

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Mr. Peters is a lonely older man who lives in solitude. His first wish was for a beautiful wife to keep him company. He is compassionate and morally intelligent.

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An angle of consideration, which shows the opinion or feelings of the individuals involved in a situation.
- Third Person Omniscient

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An image or thing that stands for something else.                                           -The dried leaves
- The swan's feather

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The feeling the reader gets from the work.
- Lonely
- Childish

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A literary element that involves a struggle between two opposing forces, usually between an antagonist and a protagonist.
-Leita's struggle with being human.

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An object or idea that repeats itself throughout a literary work
- White swans
- The Forest

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The main idea or underlying meaning of a literary work, which can be stated directly or indirectly.
- You don't realize how much you love someone or something until you don't have it anymore.