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The speaker or the person telling the story. Tone Simile Voice Personification
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The speaker or the person telling the story.
Tone
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Voice
Personification
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Voice
is the speaker or the person telling the story.
Tone is the overall atmosphere of a story.
Simile is when you compare two things - he is as strong as a lion.
Personification is when non-human entities have human qualities.
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