What literary device would this fall under (simile is not an option) first to answer gets brainliest

English

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alina1380 [7]3 years ago

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it would be a setting

it uses characters such as before noon and three o'clock naps

Katena32 [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

<h2>Personification</h2><h2>In this description, the writer uses personification to help us see the town as more than a collection of streets and buildings.</h2>

<h2>Bonus Answers</h2><h2> It also uses alliteration to describe Maycomb. Alliteration creates a sense of rhythm by putting words that begin with the same consonant in close proximity:</h2>

<h2> In a memorable line, the writer describes the heat using a simile.</h2>

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