When an important package is passed on to Homer, he delivers it to Mr. Burns, the sender of the package. Mr. Burns then releases a disappointing booby trap; he is not well-versed in the metric system.

This clip explains that humans are creatures of rhythm and repetition. It describes what poetic repetition is and why it works using several examples as support.

Aladdin takes Jasmine on a magic carpet ride, and during his serenade for her, he uses many figures of speech, including alliteration, simile and hyperbole.

After learning that the huntsmen were not successful in killing Snow White, the Jealous Queen consumes a poison that transforms her into the Evil Witch. The transformation comes with a malicious plan to get rid of Snow White.

A shark attacks a young boy while people are relaxing at the beach. The playful screams of people in the water, combined with Brody's attentiveness to them, foreshadow the actual attack.