1. Connectors
1.1. "(...) before he found the name he wanted"
1.1.1. before he obtained what he wanted, something happened Sequence connector
2. Adjectives modiying Nouns
2.1. Buff-colored walls
2.2. Tiny room
2.3. Pretty Girls
2.4. Young lady
2.5. Old man
2.6. Dirty buff-coloured Walls
3. Atmosphere
3.1. Certain Dark, Creaky Stairs, Pell Street, Rocking Chair, Tiny Room
3.1.1. We are directly told that we are in a sketchy shop in Pell Stret, China Town, Manhattan which has an eery yellow painted walls that is barely furnished
4. Characterization
4.1. Alan Austen
4.1.1. Crazy in love
4.1.1.1. Because he is asking for a Love potion in order to obtain the attention of Diana
4.1.2. Brave
4.1.2.1. Because he walks into this scary looking place, even if he was scared
4.2. Potion Seller
4.2.1. Polite
4.2.1.1. "I am glad to make your acquaintance"
4.2.2. Eloquent
4.2.3. Good at trading
4.2.3.1. "Please a customer with one article and he will come back when he needs another."
4.2.4. Excelent Potioneer
4.2.4.1. "For one teaspoonful, which is sufficient"
5. Literary Devices
5.1. Simile
5.1.1. Nervous as a Kitten
5.1.1.1. The person is nervous like a young kitten when they are defenceless
5.1.1.1.1. The author emphasizes on how scared the protagonist is by utilizing this simile
5.1.2. Colorless as water
5.1.2.1. The object is transparent and doesn't possess any colour, just like water
5.1.2.1.1. The author portrays how stealthy this substance is by utilizing a simile
5.2. Imagery
5.2.1. Written obscurely
5.2.1.1. Visual Imagery, A barely visible or readable Text
5.2.2. Buff-colored walls
5.2.2.1. Visual Imagery, A yellow colour which is slightly brown
5.2.3. Creaky Stairs
5.2.3.1. Auditory Imagery, the stairs produced a creak sound when stepped on
6. Vigorous Verbs
6.1. Interrupted
6.1.1. Interfere
6.2. Been told to do
6.2.1. Instructed to
6.3. Mentioned
6.3.1. Say
6.4. Cried
6.4.1. Scream/Exclaim
6.4.1.1. "Cried Alan, overwhelmed with joy"
6.5. Look after
6.5.1. Take care of
6.6. Glove-cleaner
6.6.1. A murder weapon which leaves no evidence
6.6.1.1. "Call it a glove-cleaner if you like"