Figurative Language in Esperanza Rising Chart Storyboard
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Figurative Language in Esperanza Rising by Pam Munoz Ryan
Texto del Guión Gráfico
- METAPHOR
- SIMILE
- PERSONIFICATION
- IDIOM
- "Wait a little while and the fruit will fall into your hand." This means that Esperanza must be patient; in time, good things will come. Eventually, she finds happiness when she, Mama, and Abuelita reunite.
- "When Papa was alive, everything was in order, like the dolls lined up in a row." Like her beautiful, expensive dolls, Esperanza's life was picture-perfect before Papa's death. Everything happened just as Esperanza expected it to.
- "Our land is alive...this whole valley breathes and lives." This means the characters have an emotional tie to the land. The land brings food and prosperity to the valley. It provides jobs for the laborers and wealth to the owners.
- "There is no rose without thorns." This means that there is no life without difficulties. Esperanza encounters many thorns the year she turns thirteen.
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