A simile is where you say something is like something else, for example ‘as cold as ice’ or ‘his skin was like ice’. There is a simile in the middle of the second paragraph that is describing his room.
A metaphor is where you say something is something else, for example ‘she is a ray of sunshine’. There is a metaphor describing an eye in the middle (roughly) of the first paragraph.
Answer:
your answer is (d.) Can (e)ver (dis)se(ver) my(soul) from(the) soul im not 100% sure but im pretty sure
Explanation:
i dont really have a explanation
A word or phrase used in a non-literal sense for rhetorical or vivid effect :)
Answer:
This memory moment shows that he never gives up. I know this because in the event it states "He had been looking for feathers, for the color of the bird, for a bird sitting there. He had to look for the outline instead, had to see the shape instead of the feathers or color, had to train his eyes to see the shape..." My evidence supports my claim because the quote that I used explained how he was focusing on the wrong detail and he had to find this detail by trying over and over again to find the birds which support the theme of brian not giving up and staying determined.
Explanation:
Even though you didn't give us the fragment with the comma slice, it isn't really necessary here as we can answer just based on these 4 options here. All options apart from the second one are correct - only the second option doesn't fix the mistake of the comma splice, whereas the other options do but connecting the sentences properly.
