In this passage, Homer describes the scene in which Odysseus blinds the Cyclops. This is an extremely violent and descriptive scene. It is also an example of an extended simile. A simile is a direct comparison of two things through the use of descriptive words such as "like." In this case, we see a Homeric simile (named after Homer). This is a detailed simile that is many lines in length.
The passage describes the way a hot stake went through the Cyclops eye, and the noise that this made. Homer compares the action and the noise to the way a blacksmith might submerge a hot axhead or adz into cold water, releasing steam.
I'd be able to manipulate reality at will. I could easily just turn invisible, make that person's McDonald's bag dissapear, or just do anything I want, infinetely. I'd be able to think up anything I want, and if I mess the entire world up somehow, I'll just turn back time! Reality Manipulation.
Answer:
Soliloquy
Explanation:
"an act of speaking one's thoughts aloud when by oneself or regardless of any hearers, especially by a character in a play."
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^ The second flashcard told me.
Global warming makes the Earth colder. So warm globally, freeze locally. Get it?
Only a shaman can turn the malevolent power into a protective force.
