3 years ago

Literary Device: - “...I was plain boiling…”

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Answer:

The author is trying to say that someone was mad or angry

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frozen [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

The speaker was extremely angry.

Explanation:

He wants readers to know how angry he was at the situation. Expressing it this way allowed reads to see some extremity of his anger.

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