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 **Lines about Muna’s thinking** (1)The retainer’s halberd was hard across his chest Muna might have dared to reach out and touch the beautiful cart. Perhaps this father had owned such a carriage. This shows that Muna was very curious and was always thinking about his father and how successful he is. (2)”Muna, his face burning, stood perfectly still, resisting the warriors laughter as though it were a bodily assault. All the insults of a life time were bound up with the name No Name”. This shows that Muna does get upset about his name and he want to find his real name.
 * By Lily**

**Imagery** (1)”The wide tan face was framed above with a sloppily bound up topknot and below with a beard that seemed to have grown without its owner’s noticing or caring.His blue tunic and trousers were as faded and tattered as Muna’s own. No one would take him as a warrior”. This imagery line is when Muna looks at the warrior. This helps us understand that sometimes warriors are not dressed like a warrior would dress.

(2) “Four retainers in silk brocade pushed back the crowd with their halberds, making way for a small ox-drawn carriage. The carriage was lacquered black, with flowers and butterflies engraved in gold leaf”. In this imagery Muna just got off the boat and saw a passing carriage. This helps us understand that Muna was fascinated by things like this.