One True Thing

How does Anna Quindlen use imagery in One True Thing?

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Examples of Imagery:

"I sat down on the ottoman and drank tea and ate the toast and it was as though the house was breathing, too, all three of us breathing in tandem, dying in tandem, trying to keep body and soul together as the wind shook the storm windows in their metal frames."

"I thought I heard a high cry from below, plaintive, tortured, alive. But it was some bird, knocking against the kitchen window at its own seductive reflection, falling in love with its own image in a case of mistaken identity."

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One True Thing