isosceles. In geometry, the word isosceles describes a triangle with two sides that are the exact same length. ... The Greek root, isoskeles, means "with equal legs."
After reading the sentence representes above, it has become clear that the effect of the hyperbole in this quote is : c. It explains how much Orpheus misses Eurydice. There is suffering tone which expresses pain inside the hero. Hope it helps, regards!
