What is the personification of the story "the golden cat" and "the cat and the moon" help ASAP!!!!!

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lorasvet [3.4K]3 years ago

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In the Golden Cat, “And the brown hay smiles back at him” is an example of the personification that is used to give human-like emotions of smiling at a bale of hay. In the Cat and the Moon, “Maybe the moon may learn” is also another example of the use of personification by giving human features of learning to the moon.

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