large numbers of things; varieties or assortments
an ambassador or representative
food shortage caused by dry weather
a maze
shining with brightness or brilliance
a local official who acts like a judge
dark cruelty, evil, or hatefulness
a tall temple or memorial tower with a curved roof on every floor
Full of regret
carried away in secret
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The main character, Minli, is a young Chinese girl scraping by with her poor parents in the village at the base of Fruitless Mountain. With nothing else to occupy them in the evenings, Minli’s father spins tales of the Old Man in the Moon and the...
Personification is a literary device that give human traits to nonhuman objects.
"The wind howled." pg. 66
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