Alliteration is a figure of language, which characterizes the consecutive repetition of identical or similar consonant sounds, mainly in verses and phrases.
Since alliteration is a stylistic resource, we can conclude that the author used alliteration to create a continuous rhythm to the text, besides a sound effect that intensifies the transmitted message.
<span>Doing that told everyone that he is to be Odysseus. <span>This means that he can take revenge on the suitor men responsible so that's why it's important.</span></span>
