https://padlet.com/thomas_solis/vmvhf6ie8p5l Thomas/nathan en-us 2017-03-24 13:56:45 UTC 2017-03-30 14:10:56 UTC hello@padlet.com thomas_solis https://padlet.com/thomas_solis/vmvhf6ie8p5l/wish/162415537 "It was only a moment before it would "bong bong bong" its way to nine o'clock."

This quote is using onomatopoeia to show sounds of the clock when it hits nine o'clock. 

Thomas solis



]]> 2017-03-24 13:58:34 UTC https://padlet.com/thomas_solis/vmvhf6ie8p5l/wish/162415537 thomas_solis https://padlet.com/thomas_solis/vmvhf6ie8p5l/wish/162418602 "Conor stood there in shock. He looked down at his hands, which were covered in scratches and blood, his fingernails torn and ragged, aching from the labor."

My response is that  this quote is using sensory details by using seeing. Because of how Conor is looking down at his hands, with scratches and blood.

Thomas Solis




]]> 2017-03-24 14:07:33 UTC https://padlet.com/thomas_solis/vmvhf6ie8p5l/wish/162418602 thomas_solis https://padlet.com/thomas_solis/vmvhf6ie8p5l/wish/162422253 "The click-click-click of toenails across the quarried- stone floor" 
Pg. 30

The author appealed to sound to help me understand what the sound of the dogs nails sounded like.

Nathan Castro




]]> 2017-03-24 14:17:02 UTC https://padlet.com/thomas_solis/vmvhf6ie8p5l/wish/162422253 thomas_solis https://padlet.com/thomas_solis/vmvhf6ie8p5l/wish/162422926 "Hope rose in him like a singing, fluting bird"  pg.70

The author used a simile because a bird wasn't actually inside of him, it was saying that he was full of hope or excitement 

Nathan Castro


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