The correct answer is; Still, there is no denying that for Booth, hate became preoccupation, preoccupation became fixation, and fixation became fanaticism.
Further Explanation:
The book, American Brutus, was written by Michael W. Kauffman. The review of the book was called "'American Brutus': The Lone Gunmen Book Review ." The review was written by Jay Winik and published on December 19, 2004. His review of the book was 2 pages long and he spoke how John Wilkes Booth went from being anonymous to being the most hated man in America.
He started the 5th paragraph of the review with the sentence " Still, there is no denying that for Booth, hate became preoccupation, preoccupation became fixation, and fixation became fanaticism." This is the best example in the review that uses the technique of repetition and parallel structure. This also shows the dramatic way that the descent of Booth's mental illness went down further. You can see that he repeated the last word of one clause to begin the next clause. This is one example of using repetition and parallel structure.
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