audacity-willingness to take bold risk.

Moist Tropic Eve-

moist- humid hot and sweaty
Mystic-spellbound magical and mysterious
Sinister- it creates an impression of evil and harm to happen.
Insolence- rude and disrespectful

Figurative Devices Uses:

1. Allusion- saying something pertaining to
-witch
eyes like live owl; cruel tongue; face like ashes
enchanting
shoulders are smooth golden and furry
hair is black like water
the woman is bewitching, catching man like magic spell
torturous because the witch ate his heart and drank his blood
dark and fatal creature

- Devil
curly hair
scar on the cheek
elegant mustache
flashing eyes

2. Repetition
"no salt no salt no salt!!"
-you are tasteless and unattractive

3. Alliteration-consecutive use of initial sound to create an impression.

-whirling, whistling, whining -jolly jerking

4. Onomatopoeia-sound words
-Clacky tee clack!
-clang! clag!
-boom! boom!
-sputtering!

5. Foreshadowing- clues found in the beginning of the story and will be found as
the story progresses.
big black houses
blah blah blah hehehehe lmao

6. Fast Forward- telling the story about the past

7. Irony- opposite of what is expected

8. snake biting it's tail-the introduction is also the conclusion

the story in a manner and ended then same way
but much happen in between

Title: Mayday Eve

Mayday means help
may day eve in the story means; may 1 midnight

Significance: looking at the mirror to see the future spouse

Theme: magic realism

-an illusion
incoorporation of real life and magic
-love and lust
-life is full of regret, they realize what they had when it it gone
-youth, beauty and true love oppurtunities are gone

Moral:
-marriage is a result of true love
-love is different from lust
-maturity is needed to differentiate love and lust

Conflict:
-man vs man
because Badoy is unable to result his conflict with his wife

Point of View:
Third Person Omniscient

Setting:
-the room with a mirror
-may day eve

Symbols:
-the mirror
illusiuory? love of badoy and ageda