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Kayla_allen17

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The Headless Ghost | R. L. Stine

The headless ghost reference Mickey Mouse and The Wizard of Oz by using an allusion to do so.

TheMrsShaw I'd be interested in seeing the exact line that alludes to Mickey Mouse and the Wizard of Oz, unless you're saying the title itself alludes to those works? 3y
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Night Games | R.L. Stine

In the R.L. Stine night games book he uses a lot of imagery and a lot of connotations. In the book it says “but he‘s really a marshmallow” which he‘s not an actually marshmallow. Diane means that Lenny is very soft and sweet like a marshmallow.

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