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The Monkey’s Paw The author uses ___ by including the monkey paw representing desire, greed, and/or guilt. symbolism parallel syntax foreshadowing irony persuasive techniques
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The Monkey’s Paw

The author uses ___ by including the monkey paw representing desire, greed, and/or guilt.

symbolism
parallel syntax
foreshadowing
irony
persuasive techniques

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The author uses foreshadowing. It is utilized to contribute strongly to the theme regarding rapacity.
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