Technically, the story seems to be third person limited omniscient. It's told in the third-person, and only follows Della. We don't see what Jim is doing during the story, and once he does show up, he remains closed to us: we don't know what his reaction to Della's hair is any more than Della does.
Overfishing, and pollution
The statement: "But old fears have a way of clinging like cobwebs" is related to figurative language as this demonstrates a simile.
Answer: D
Explanation
Simile, a figurative device of speech used in comparing two objects, events, places etc using connecting words like 'as' or 'like'.
Similes adds beauty and connection to other things that the poet addresses.
Here the word 'like' can be seen in the statement.
The simile is used here to compare the clinging of old fears to cobwebs.
Prefixes: Ex, Im, Tele, or Trans.
Tank A .. that kinda look like 601 all the way to 2.5
Tank B .. ITS STARTS AT 0 AND ENDS UP AT 2.5 .. ALSO !!
SO . 2.5 ! CAUSE THEY BOTH ARE AT 2.5
