Take a look at your audience. You can analyze their actions and emotions by keep watching at them most especially those moments where the key points are presented in the performance. From the moment, you can tell whether or not they enjoyed it or bored over watching it.
God i had a stroke reading that...but anyway im pretty sure the answer is c
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It is metaphor
This is being compared between something that is not applicable.
It is not simile because it doesn't have the words 'like' or 'as'.
Not a hyperbole since it isn't an exaggeration.
Finally, it is not a personification because it does not compare a human like feature to an inanimate object.
Hope this helps! :D
In the first book Montag read "we cannot tell the precise moment friendship is formed" Montag recalls his feeling when he was with Clarisse. The second book "That favorite subject, myself" Clarisses' favorite subject was not herself.
