the knight, the squire, and the yeoman
Answer:
The correct answer here is A)
The author uses strong adjectives and figurative language.
Explanation:
Adjectives are words used to characterise, explain or modify nouns or pronouns.
In the sentence above, stubborn, blazed-up and resistant function both as adjectives and as figurative expressions.
Adjectives because the author uses them to qualify Edna's will.
Figurative because, they suggest another form of meaning which in this context, of course, are used to project the strength and resilience of Edna's will.
Another example of the use of a figurative language is:
You are my diamond.
Cheers!
He drunkened polyphemus and while he was sleeping he stabbed his eye
They would probably sweat, jumble their words, get light headed, forget what they were going to say, talk too fast, talk too quiet, have a shaky voice, and nervously laugh
By showing how they could modernize the world which i think is the revoultion sorry if wrong
