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At the end of the story, Marlene imitates the heron's call as a way to connect with nature and express her longing for freedom and escape from her constraints. This act symbolizes her desire for individuality and self-identity, reflecting her internal struggles and the search for her own voice. By mimicking the heron, she embraces a moment of liberation, highlighting her transformation and the possibility of transcending her circumstances.
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What you call the person who can imitate different sounds?
An imitator
What do you call a person who copies another?
Ape , mimic , mimicry , emulate , model , imitate .
What do you call what a story is about?
That is the plot of the story
What do you call who is in the story?
You call that the characters
What do you call a person who imitates the voices and action of others?
Echopraxia is the sudden urge to imitate someone. So they might be Echopraxic?
What do you call a personal computer that uses special software to imitate a terminal so that the PC can communicate with the mainframe called?
terminal emulator.
What do you call what happens in the story?
That is called the plot of the story
What do you call when and where the story happens?
That is called the setting of the story.
What do you call where and when the story starts?
Where and when would be the setting of the story.
What do you call a story?
an epic
What do you call a person who tell Story?
A story-teller or a raconteur.
What do you call a lesson of a story?
The lesson within a story is called the moral.
