Setting- In the adventures of Random Jeff, there were multiple different settings as RJ moved around the world. Point of View-In the Adventures of random Jeff there was a third person omniscient Pov Text- The words of Chaos that constructed the story of RJ. Symbol- The thing that shows what Random Jeff truly is. Hyperbole- An extreme exaggeration of the chaos RJ causes. Style- The way that the adventures of RJ are written in the book. Opinion- How RJ thinks that something should happen, how he wants it to happen. Adage– The quote of special meaning that RJ said Simile– Random Jeff ran at supersonic speeds like the Flash. Effect–Using RPG 7, hydrogen bomb, and the biggest atomic bomb to explode the million people Phrase- As Random Jeff burns down the building, causes flames
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Clause– All of the RJ stories are just multiple clauses put together. Resolution– What RJ comes across when he ends all the torture he caused and settles down with Random Jess and becomes a pastor. Audience- Us crazy people with good taste in books. Personification- When the crazy objects in Random Jeff come to life. Theme– The theme of RJ is craziness and randomness. Idea– I want to burn down the Empire State Building. Antecedents– How Random Jeff killed millions before boarding a flight. Onomatopoeia– Boom, Bam, Kapowie. Summary– How Random Jeff’s story can all be added up and put into one paragraph. Detail– Every small bit of information that gets put into Random Jeff’s story. Conclude- The indication of chaos in RJ’s life. Imagery- The exploding building that is covered with fire and ash. Thesis- The proposal of Random Jeff and Random Jess. Transitions- The change from quietness to chaos in a sentence. Clarity- The nice knowing of how many die in the mansion. Topic- All of the story in randomness and chaos. Aspect- How he turns into who he is in the story. Conflict- How Random Bob intervenes in Random Jeff’s
Clause– All of the RJ stories are just multiple clauses put together. Resolution– What RJ comes across when he ends all the torture he caused and settles down with Random Jess and becomes a pastor. Audience- Us crazy people with good taste in books. Personification- When the crazy objects in Random Jeff come to life. Theme– The theme of RJ is craziness and randomness. Idea– I want to burn down the Empire State Building. Antecedents– How Random Jeff killed millions before boarding a flight. Onomatopoeia– Boom, Bam, Kapowie. Summary– How Random Jeff’s story can all be added up and put into one paragraph. Detail– Every small bit of information that gets put into Random Jeff’s story. Conclude- The indication of chaos in RJ’s life. Imagery- The exploding building that is covered with fire and ash. Thesis- The proposal of Random Jeff and Random Jess. Transitions- The change from quietness to chaos in a sentence. Clarity- The nice knowing of how many die in the mansion. Topic- All of the story in randomness and chaos. Aspect- How he turns into who he is in the story. Conflict- How Random Bob intervenes in Random Jeff’s