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One example of personification in this passage takes places when Bruchac says "the whole forest bows and dances". Here the author is giving a human trait to something inhuman, the forest. By using this form of personification, he makes it so that the reader can really visualize what it would be like to witness this. Personification really brings the entire passage to life.
Answer:"Whistling, whispering" is an example of personification of the wind. I made a connection to what a human whispering and whistling sounds like to imagine what the wind blowing through the trees would sound like. I know that whispers and whistles are not very loud, so I imagined a calm and quiet sound in the forest.
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