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Reinforces\u003Cbr>● Accentuates\u003Cbr>● Challenges\u003Cbr>● Exposes\u003Cbr>● Foreshadows\u003Cbr>● Juxtaposes\u003Cbr>● Questions\u003Cbr>● Reveals\u003Cbr>● Symbolizes\u003Cbr>● Transforms | Comparative Language: to compare and contrast the work with other texts or within itself\u003Cbr>● Similarly\u003Cbr>● Conversely\u003Cbr>● Unlike\u003Cbr>● As opposed to\u003Cbr>● Comparable to\u003Cbr>● Differing from\u003Cbr>● In contrast to\u003Cbr>● Similarly to\u003Cbr>● In the same vein\u003Cbr>● Nevertheless\u003Cbr>● However\u003Cbr>● On the other hand\u003Cbr>● While / Although / Even though\u003Cbr>Impact on Reader: to evaluate how authorial choices influence the reader’s perception or emotions\u003Cbr>● Engaging\u003Cbr>● Enlightening\u003Cbr>● Disturbing\u003Cbr>● Provocative\u003Cbr>● Moving\u003Cbr>● Disorienting\u003Cbr>● Comforting\u003Cbr>● Challenging\u003Cbr>● Confusing\u003Cbr>● Alarming\u003Cbr>● Amusing\u003Cbr>● Baffling\u003Cbr>● Calming\u003Cbr>● 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