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Seventh Row: A Short Story
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The purpose of this short story is to entertain the reader. The theme of this little story is love. The story is written on the third person. This is because most of the stories come from Victor (the protagonist) point of view. He thinks a very small part teacher This story uses exaggerated literary elements. Some examples are:
"Victory in the blooming red roses", "intense sweat in his hands." An example of the history of the "triangular campus is busy with students." The words or words in this story are "fly". There are many examples of conversations in this story. - what class do you have? And "Do not you bother you?" There are two examples. All in all, this is a well-written and interesting short story. All in all, this is a

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