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densk [106]
1 year ago
6

Example of imagery from the jungle book

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Snowcat [4.5K]1 year ago
6 0

An example is “Belching smokestacks and the smell of rotting garbage.” He goes to great lengths to prove his point of how terrible it was live back then. Another example is when he describe the slaughtering if a hog in chapter three. The scene is very disgusting and is made in to a point.

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