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PRACTICE MISSIONallusion, adaptation, archetype, and comparison

allusion, adaptation, archetype, and comparison

NEW CASENEW EVIDENCE

A borrowed storm

Text A describes a captain challenging a sea god and losing his ship. Text B places a scientist against an uncontrollable climate model, echoing Text A's phrases "command the waves" and "answer to no sky."

  1. Repeated phrases signal deliberate allusion.
  2. The contexts differ: divine power versus complex systems.
  3. Comparison should explain what the borrowing changes.

What does the allusion most likely add to Text B?

MODELIntertext Map
LIT
PROVEChoose with evidence
CLUE

Pause. Find what matters. Then make your move.