The sentence that says "Rainsford and Zaroff glared at each other," because the verb "glared" contains more imagery than the other examples.
Other than a question mark? I'd have to see the sentence to understand or is this the sentence?
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Odysseus identifies himself to gloat and shows the trait of hubris that almost leads to his downfall. He also speaks his real name to further his legend, and to warn others of his strength and power
A) because he has been waiting to catch a fish and after waiting for so long he finally catches one and even though it took so long he is still interested
