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In the prose, “Birthday Party” by Katharine Brush, tells us about a couple who is celebrating a birthday in the end result not only did the husband indignant at his wife but also made her cry. Brush uses literary devices to successfully allow the readers to believe itś going to be something positive. Brush used point of view, descriptive details, and mood.
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