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Yes, we'll be opening up a new subforum just for that.

They won't.

It's not required but it can help give context.

needs more accent

Only if you actually refer to it in metaphor. Otherwise it's probably too oblique a reference. If I was marking, I wouldn't get the connection between: this character feels restricted -> the author is referencing the nature of libraries.

A murder takes place on the steps of a library. An adopted boy finds out his birth mother works in a library just down the road A couple first meet while taking shelter under the veranda of a library A time capsule is opened, that was buried in front of a library The local library burns down...

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Remember, you don't have to agree with the quote.

should've and should of sound the same

I probably wouldn't use that symbolism, because fish are inherently water-based, and not something you associate with heat. But if you insist: The heat bit at my skin like piranhas as I trudged through the amber sand.

That is show.

yes, barely.

Hi, Please keep Tuition in the Tuition forum: http://community.boredofstudies.org/481/tutoring-private-colleges/

Re: Hillary Clinton will bring America to its knees This is not news

Alliteration continues that sense of rhythm as well. It can also be use to highlight commonalities, and reveal differences. e.g. Sebastian had six siblings: Sally, Sarah, Shane, Sammy, Saxon, and Jeff. Nobody liked Jeff.

how about a fish who loses his son, and on the quest to find him, he discovers that the ocean isn't as scary as he once believed.

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Just play nice kids :)

Yes. That would do it.

My grandmother always told me "We rabbits never forget, Bill". But then why did she ask me what September 11 was?