The giver himself has to see these events which shows that not all people are to be meant for the same things.<span />
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UHHHHH i'm only in 8th but i shall tell you AHEM and isn't that a metaphor?
Explanation: OK so its saying "The dye was falling from her dress.... LIKE BLACK TEARS" Well actually that is a simile its stating like black tears so probably... ok explanation: A girl didn't have a dress to wear to prom so she got her mom's old page 5 dress and she dyed it in black dye, the dye wouldn't dry so everybody saw the black dye dripping from her dress LIKE BLACK TEARS
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it's a simile
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if that's what you're asking
In paragraph 5, what the phrase could spin like an angel suggest about Hope is; Choice B: She can spin happily.
Discussion:
In the context of paragraph 5; the phrase <em>"could spin like an angel"</em> simply means Hope can spin happily.
A metaphor draws comparison between one kind of thing to another kind of thing. The definition above incorporates sub-categories like analogy, parable, story, metonymy and a bunch of others you learned about in school. If it compares one kind of thing to another, it's a metaphor. However, It's not a metaphor if it is literally true.
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