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      <title>The narrator uses the pronoun &quot;her&quot; when referring to the train, and in when they speak about the engineer it implies that the train has a personality. Personification galore here!</title>
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      <title>The lack of details on the faces is an interesting stylistic choice; it forces the focus from the characters to the concept of the train itself</title>
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      <title>The repetition of &quot;Clang clang clang&quot; adds rhythm and a sense of pacing.</title>
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