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How does an author incorporate imagery into a story?

How does an author incorporate imagery into a story?
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How does an author incorporate imagery into a story?

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The author usually includes imagery to describe an object, setting, emotion, etc. An author uses descriptive words to provide a sort of visual aid for the reader, to help them picture the subject.
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To make u feel like part of a story.
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