Odysseus spends a lot of time talking about the very strong wine that Maron gave him. What kind of literary device is this?

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<span>The literary device used in this sentence is extended metaphor.</span>
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The phrase “<span>spends a lot of time talking about the very strong wine<span>” indicates that the words used to refer to the object are not literally applicable to the action performed. </span></span></span>

Nataly_w [17]3 years ago

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Actually, it would be foreshadowing. The hinting at the wine tells that he will be using the wine soon

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