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Explanation:
he tells hrothgar that beowulf and his men have traveled across the sea to have speech at will. hrothgar responds by saying he knows ecgtheow and beowulf as a boy.
Onomatopoeia is the imitation of the sounds heard in nature. Having this in mind, the line that presents this figure of speech is C. "I heard his motions <u>crackling</u> the twigs of the woodpile..."
She realises that Daisy has been in love with Gatsby this whole time - possibly inferring that they've been having an affair of sorts. In a way, she's admitting to Gatsby that she loves him with this one line.
