Answer: Hope this helps!
Explanation: Most mythologies, in fact all that I can think of, include gods that are basically humans with super powers. Sure some (like Ancient Egypt) have animal headed gods and some have animal forms (like Anansi of the Akan mythos), but they all basically act like humans only they can control the weather, harvests, tides, etc…
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she wants to help make the flowers grow again
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¨and yet she is not lonely while she is there. She finds a few green shoots pushing up through the earth, eager for spring.¨
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An extended metaphor allows you to develop your comparison in great detail using different subjects, ideas, images, and situations.
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This is very common in poetry, but also in prose.
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I'm pretty sure it's verbal irony.
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all other options don't really work
She misinterprets the reactions of others. “Perhaps the grass in the other field is better,” suggested the aunt fatuously. Hope this helps!
