This line shows juxtaposition because it compares the 2 lives of Camino's dads death and the babies new life. It shows one life ending and a new one beginning.

This reminds me of when my mother was pregnant with my younger sister. My aunt would always make sure my mom was good with whatever it was.

This shows juxtaposition. It is juxtaposition because Camino feels vulnerable and exposed to El Cero when she says the chicken is naked. She makes a connection to a naked chicken but the nakedness is describing how she feels.

This shows the rhetorical device of repetition, and the use of it impacts the passage by getting the message to the reader that Camino isn't scared of El Cero.

Alejandro V.