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What caused my "metamorphosis"?
400

William

Frankenstein's monster

400

The artistic technique of presenting common things in a strange way, granting readers a new perspective on those everyday things

defamiliarization

400

I was no longer certain that the effects from what had occurred in the yard weren't growing more pronounced with the passing minutes, and that my new condition wouldn't become obvious to everyone. 

Klara

400

I'm running late and, I can't make the meeting.

I'm running late, and I can't make the meeting.

400

I signed a bad contract (Film)

The Little Mermaid

800

Sal

Lifting

800

Describing something extremely unpleasant, frightening, and confusing, and similar to situations described in the novels of Franz Kafka

Kafkaesque 

800

Dr. Ryan visited frequently during this period, and [character] spent long stretches of the day asleep.

Josie

800

He likes to read, skiing, and surfing. 

He likes reading, skiing, and surfing. 

800

I lost a battle on Mustafar (Film)

Anakin Skywalker

1200

Duncan

Macbeth

1200

A narrative device which hints or warns about future events

foreshadowing

1200

A fever succeeded to this. I lay for two months on the point of death: my ravings, as I afterwards heard, were frightful. 

Victor

1200

It was a real nice day.

It was a really nice day.

1200

I drank a potion--of my own creation (Literature)

Dr. Jekyll

1600

Macbeth

Macduff

1600

A line of iambic pentameter that ends with an extra, unstressed syllable has a ____ _____.

feminine ending

1600

Not so sick, my lord, as [character] is troubled with thick-coming fancies that keep her from her rest.

Lady Macbeth

1600

Whistling, the kettle announced it's water was hot.

Whistling, the kettle announced its water was hot.

1600

I was over-exposed to gamma rays (Comic books)

Bruce Banner

2000

Caroline

Scarlet fever

2000

A novel in letters

epistolary 

2000
True, his whole body was aching, but it seemed that the pain was gradually growing less and would finally pass away. 

Gregor

2000

Salivating heavily, the antelope ran away from the lion.

Salivating heavily, the lion chased the antelope.

2000

I was just in the wrong place at the wrong time--darn that mischievous Puck and his meddling magic! (Literature)

Nick Bottom

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