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The wind seemed to pick up the corners of the afternoon and turn it into dark as we finished our walking that day. the voices high in the trees hissed. i thought i heard my cabin door slam. sometimes the trees seemed to pound themselves against the ground in a fit of anger. if only the soldiers could hear the woods speak. �pushing the bear, diane glancy what is the best explanation of how the use of personification affects the meaning of this passage? the wind is personified to express the importance of a new day beginning. the wind blowing, the cabin door slamming, and the trees pounding create a dark mood. the trees are personified to express the anger of the cherokee as they are removed. reverend bushyhead feels powerless to change what is happening to the cherokee.

Answer 1

the voices high in the trees hissed. i thought i heard my cabin door slam. sometimes the trees seemed to pound themselves against the ground in a fit of anger

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