A literary form that illustrates profound moral and spiritual meaning is called AN ALLEGORY.
An allegory can be in form of a story or a poem, which usually has hidden interpretations or symbolic meaning and which often offers moral or spiritual lessons. Allegory is considered to be an extended metaphor because it represents a thing that stands for something else.
Answer:
sarcastically detailed
Explanation:
I think this is it since the first one says the fog comes on little cat feet
If the sentence in question is a statement (ends with a period), I would probably "however" as your transition word.
<span>In lord of the flies one of the themes could be "the only thing to fear is fear it self" everyone in the book was scared of the beast but really they should've been afraid of themselves because of how crazy they went due to their fear.</span>