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-Definition: Two unlike things compared using “like” or “as,” implying only one similar quality, such as “The man paced like a hungry lion.”

-I chose this emoji because a simile is comparing two things that are alike in some way, much like the outfits and poses of the women in the emoji.

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-Definition: Giving human qualities to inanimate objects or non-human creatures, such as “The trees danced in the breeze."

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- "You will come into a great amount of fortune, this is no hyperbole."

-Definition: Saying more than is true, a purposeful over-exaggeration in service of the truth, such as “He wore his fingers to the bone.”

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-Definition: A play on words based on the similarity of sound between two words with different meanings, such as “To write with a broken pencil is pointless.”

-I chose a laughing sound to represent the word pun because when someone uses a pun in literature or out loud, you often laugh!

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🎶 "I've never heard silence quite this loud." 🎶

-Definition: A statement which while seemingly contradictory or absurd may actually be well-founded or true; a logic twist, such as “Everything I say is a lie.”

- This is a paradoxical lyric because silence is the opposite of loud, it is the absence of loud noises and is often the quietest environment someone experiences.

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E- Effective Echoing

L- Lengthy Lines

R-Repetitive

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-I chose Homer to represent Metonymy because in this scene he is pleading to the sky for an event to work in his favor, even thought the sky is non-human.

-Definition: Addressing someone absent or dead or something nonhuman as if it were alive and present and could reply, such as “O world! Tell me thy pain!” Thus, it is a kind of personification.

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Pip: Character Comparison

-Definition: An extended or elaborate metaphor which forms the framework of an entire poem with all comparisons being interrelated in some way, such as “What Is Our Life?” by Sir Walter Raleigh.

- I chose Pip for the word conceit because his ability to turn his back on his family for riches and the prospect of becoming a gentleman was the extended metaphor of Charles Dickens' entire work of Great Expectations to show that money corrupts us all.

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-Definition: The use of one object to represent or suggest another object or an idea. Thus, a rose might be used to symbolize the loved one or love in general, depending on the context.