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I believe he completed a lecture tour because he need money so he could be rich.
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"C. Her stomach rumbled like an approaching train.
Simile is a rhetorical figure who uses the resource of comparison or similarity between terms. Its character is simpler than that of metaphor, and therefore appears more frequently than it is in both the classic epics and popular poetry."
Answer and Explanation:
This question is about the short story "The Black Cat" by Edgar Allan Poe.
The narrator is originally a good man who, in the end, kills his own wife and their black cat.
Poe uses several symbols to portray the narrator's mental state. <u>The original household, a good house where the narrator and his wife lived with several pets, represents freedom and balance. That was when the narrator was still a sane, loving man. The fire that destroys his home represents the decay of his mental state, its deterioration. Just like the fire consumed the house, alcoholism is consuming the narrator and his qualities. Finally, the impoverished house and the cellar - damp, dark, and suffocating - represent his insanity. The narrator is now trapped in his own craziness.</u>
I would say the answer is parallelism I’m NOT SURE
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