Act 2, Scene 7<span>, contains many different </span>metaphors<span> as well as similes. For starters, the speech itself is an </span><span>extended metaphor</span>
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B because he said we were forced to endure and because he wanted to talk about lawn care instead of traffic safety signs
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Etymologically, the word comes from the ancient Greek language. In Greek it is 'apatheia' that comes from 'apathēs', i.e. 'without feeling'. It consist of the prefix 'a-' (meaning ‘without’) and 'pathos' ('feeling' or 'passion').
Historically, the word appeared (or at least popularised) in the context of Stoic philosophy, in which apathy was considered the preferred state of mind guaranteeing the most perfect and virtuous life possible.
D. <span> blond, good-natured, and an accomplished liar</span>