JP Rush

Choate 2021

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Ever wonder what would have happened if #ChrisWebber never called “#TheTimeout”? Here it is... #en2b #heardbird

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If you’re HUNGRY for some poetry, check this out! #heardbird #en2b

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This painting by #VanGogh would help Siddhartha, and he would like it because it would help him calm down while so much is happening. #en2b

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“Brand New“ by Ben Rector reminds me of Siddhartha starting over and beginning a new life. #en2b https://t.co/sYtwbGWxvg

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What. A. Game. #NHLPlayoffs

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Goodrow wins game 7 in OT for the Sharks on a wheel route

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Metonymy-represents me, but isn’t a part of me. #heardbird #en2b https://t.co/XbQAEgiN2W

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@rory_vml Metaphor/simile

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@RyanDoy48563473 Personification

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@MirielleMa Consonance

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@shaneBfunTweets Imagery

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@AnibabaC Alliteration

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Poetic Device #heardbird

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Jets sign Bell #heardbird

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Macbeth’s view on life in the form of emojis #suspeare #en2b

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To kick off the night of the killing of King Duncan, I present you Banquo and Fleance #suspeare #en2b

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@ZachVandale_ Agreed daler

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Lady Macbeth spilled the beans while sleep talking in Act 5, Scene 1. The emojis help to further show emotion and meaning in the suspenseful scene.
#en2b #suspeare

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“Billy” by 6ix9ine has a line that says “full squad full of killers, I am a killer too”. This reminds me of Macbeth because he is the killer of the king, and he also has friends that are murderers. #suspeare #en2b https://t.co/lENV9zxASF

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Is your wife power crazy? Call 203-699-9770 for relationship therapy with Dr. O’Neill. #suspeare #en2b

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https://t.co/rlDJ0ruKbv is a good source to help further understand Shakespeare’s Macbeth. Each scene is given a summary and analysis to help readers comprehend the unorthodox word choice. #suspeare #en2b