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You need to read Murcutio and Bonvolio's dialogues to locate it.

There are many if you read it minutely and slowly such as; 1. squash the mag­ic 2. come face to face 3. only thing at stake etc.

There are three figures of speech. One is simile as the word "like" suggests and other two are poetic devices. The first is consonance that is the use of consonant sound of /l/ and second is also consonant...

It falls under the category of Culling Theme. However, in critique, it falls into theoretical study of literature which could be "othering" as well as Focauldian concept of "power."

No, presently, there is no interest except literature and literary devices.

Please give a full reference to the story, novel or poem that you want to ask.

Please ask the question in clear English. It is ambiguous.

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It is the sound of /o/ which is repeated here.

You should take interest in your studies or read interesting stories.

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There are alliterations as /s/, /m/ and /t/ sounds have been repeated in quick succession.

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There is rhetorical device, repetition, of the word "look." It could also be called "pun" as it shows play upon this word.

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It means poetry written to mourn the death of somebody. Elegy always comprises elegiac verses or elegiac poetry.