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1. The metaphor is a mixed metaphor. The metaphors are a zombie and headache power. We don't know if the people around us are real. We are only sure of ourselves to compare other people to zombies.

2. Solipsism is, the view or theory that the self is all that can be known to exist. In "All You Zombies" we can see that our main character Jane, is herself/himself in every time period and thinks that everyone else is a zombie because Jane only knows that herself/himself exists.

3. According to the zombie experiment, consciousness is not a feature that zombies have. So in our text, Jane thinks that everyone else is a zombie and that they are not humans, except herself/himself.

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Powder for Headache is a metaphor all zombies use. I don't use headache medicine. When I'm gone - and you've disappeared.” There are two ways. Escape reality with drugs. Second, Jane lives in her head away from reality, and the headache medicine makes her aware and closer to reality. Solipsism is about the first option. Because solipsism is the idea that he's the only one and everyone else is just a zombie in their head. In the story, Jane, single mother, bartender and child are one and the same person. On the other hand, this story could be about Ring of Serpents. Because it has only one snake, which symbolizes eating. So it's kind of a paradox. Jane is born, grows up, gets pregnant, becomes a man, becomes a bartender, is reborn, etc.

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1-The metaphor used here is "I felt a headache coming on, but a headache powder is something I do not take. I did once—and you all went away." which is an extended metaphor. Here, she says that she is the only human on the planet and that all the "zombies" seem to vanish when she takes headache medicine. According to solipsism, the specified "zombies" are illusions that lack consciousness but nonetheless behave like humans.

2- The thought of solipsism holds that only the individual self exists and that everything else could be unreal. The quotation is directly related to Jane's perspective because only she truly exists in the book. Jane calls everyone else "zombies" because of this.

3- Solipsism and the zombie experiment are related to each other. The experiment with zombies is about consciousness. The experiment demonstrates that consciousness is the only factor that distinguishes humans from the unthinkable but human-appearing zombies (only Jane, according to the story).

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1-The Metaphor is a  mixed metaphor, used both "zombies" and "headache powder" as metaphors.

2-According to solipsism, we exist as we think, but we cannot know if the others are real. According to Jane, no one is real except Jane.
3- According to the Zom experiment, our existence is due to our emotions. Awareness makes us real. Jane also realized that other people have no consciousness.

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1) The extended metaphor used here is a mixed metaphor. The term "zombies" is used for defining every other person except Jane. Because of that usage, the metaphor is a mixed metaphor. This is the main metaphor in the text but not the only one there is also another example of a mixed metaphor "headache power"

2) Solipsism, a term from philosophy, is an extreme form of subjective idealism that denies that the human mind has any valid ground for believing in the existence of anything but itself. This is the dictionary definition of solipsism as it can be understandable from the text a person who thinks acording to solipsism will assert everything around himself/herself except himself/herself.

3) Solipsism and zombie experiment is connected to each other. Zombie experiment is about consciousness. The experiment shows that the only difference between unthinkable but human looking zombies and humans (only Jane according to the story) is consciousness.

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1) The metaphor used here is mixed metaphor.  First metaphor is zombies. In here zombies mean everyone out of jane then second metaphor is headache powder.

2) In Solipsism there is nothing but yourself and the most important thing in this world is yourself. In the story jane thinks she is only real person in the world.

3) By experiment it can be understood that the only difference between zombies and people is sentiments.

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1- I think the metaphor used there was a mixed metaphore. Because "zombies" were used as people other than Jane, that is, them and "headache power" is a methaphor too.

2-Solipsism is a theory in which one is sure of nothing but one's own self. That is, it means everything that one's self knows to exist. And in the excerpt  " There isn't anybody but me" is connection between them.

3- The zombie experiment says that it is our emotions and intelligence that proves our existence. In the book everyone is a just one person. So Jane thinks they are not humans.

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1) The metaphor is a mixed metaphor because the zombie's word means everyone except Jane.

2) Solipsism argues that there is no one but oneself and that the most important thing is oneself. If we need to connect solipsism to the story Jane thinks she is the only person and everyone is a zombie

3) The experiment is about consciousness. The experiment says the difference between a zombie and a human is sentiments

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1- The metaphor used there is a mixed metaphor. Because there are two metaphors, one of them is "headache powder", and the other one is "zombies". These metaphors combined together, so it's a mixed metaphor.
2- The snake that eats itself symbolizes an infinite loop. Besides, solipsism defends that "I am the only mind which exists." It means, people can only aware their own minds and existence.
3- The zombie experiement is about consciousness. The experiement says, what proves our existence is our sentiments.

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1) The metaphor is mixed metaphor. By zombies, it means anyone other than jane. Also "headache power" is a metaphor too.

2)Solipsism means that only one's own self can be proven. We can only be sure of Jane's existence in the book. This causes Jane to refer to those who exist outside of herself as "zombies". Because he is not sure of their existence

3)Experiment tries to prove consciousness. In the story, everyone is a person. And that's why Jane thinks they're zombies.

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1)  The metaphor used here is a mixed metaphor. because the "zombies" used in the quote is that everyone is zombies except jane, and in the other metaphor, "headache power" is a kind of blocker. so the two metaphors are mixed up so it's a mixed metaphor.

2) Solipsism asserts the notion that no one else is valuable or real but oneself. In the excerpt and in the book, the character Jane is a solipsist because she identifies everyone but herself as zombies.

3) According to the zombie experiment, zombies dress like humans, look and act, but cannot think. Jane thinks that she manages all people, namely zombies, except herself, with a kind of conscious ability. In short, it can be said that the zombie experiment is the use of unconscious zombies as a puppet by the Jane character.

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1) The metaphor used in this text is mixed metaphor. Because zombies metaphor is used for everyone expect of Jane. Also, snake that eats its own tail is used to explain Jane's cycle. Jane is stuck in this cycle.
2) the view or theory that the self is all that can be known to exist. In excerpt, Jane thinks she is the only real person. "There isn’t anybody but me"
3)The zombie experiment says that the only difference between zombies and normal people is sentiments. In the text, other people are Jane too. But only difference is concsinouness.

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1- The "headache powder" is the extended metaphor here. I think it's something that brings one back to reality, becuase he actually know 'they' are there but he can see them untill he take headache powder.

2- The snake that eats its own tail is symbolizes infinitive loops. Solipsism means that the only thing we can know with certainty to be true is ourselves, not other beings or things. Their connection is the snake is also alone, trapped in its own continuity, and the only reality is itself.

3- The zombie experiment says that what proves our existence is our feelings and emotions. So the awareness is a thing that proof of our existence. The snake that eats its own tail is also isn't aware of something, its trapped its own loop.

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1: The metaphors used here are "headache power" and "zombies". Headache powder may represent some kind of medicine. The definition of "zombies" mentioned here emphasizes that everyone except Jane is a kind of zombie, that is, they have no thoughts and feelings (in a way, they are not real). Also, it's kind of a mixed metaphor.

2: Solipsism asserts that everything outside one's self is unreal, which only recognizes the existence of the individual self. Considering that only Jane herself really exists in the book, the quote is directly linked to Jane's point of view. That's why Jane refers to everyone else as "zombies".

3: According to the zombie experiment, other people look like us (smell, appearance, etc.) but they cannot think, that is, they have no consciousness. Because Jane also thinks that only herself is real, and when she realizes that the other people in the book are herself, she realizes that the difference between the zombies (other people) and herself is concsinouness. That's how it is related to zombie experiment.

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1)      There is an mixed metaphor. The snake that eats itself could be a metaphore about rebirth.

2)      Solipsism is focusing on the “you” so, in the book main character jane believes that she only exists in herself. That idea is connected to solipsism from Jane’s side

3)      Zombie experiment defends that there are people look likes like ourself but it has no consciousness. So, this is a little complicated situation. Jane thinks that she only exists herself. The fact that, in the story everyone is the same person is a good proof for it.

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1- The snake that eats its own tail forever symbolizes solipsism. The only snake exists, and everything around it is fake; it lives all alone. The metaphor that is used here is mixed metaphor. "Headache powder" and "zombies" are metaphors that is used here.
2- It says, "I know where I came from, but where did all you zombies come from?". It is like, "I think therefore I am." The person is the one that exists, and all the things around are his/her mind's imagination. The person thinks and therefore knows his/her existence. However, the person is not sure about the existence of everything around him/her.
3- The zombie experiment says there are people look like you, smell like you, and sound like you, but it has no consciousness. They can not think or feel, so they call zombies. "But where did all you zombies come from?" says around the person are zombies. The person is not sure about their existence, only sure about his/her existence. The quote "You aren't really there at all. There isn't anybody but me." is also about this idea.

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1. I think mixed metaphors are used in the text for example “headache powder”, also “zombies” is a metaphor too. Jane is in a cycle like a snake eats its own tail. In the book baby, Jane, Unmarried Mother, and the bartender are all the same person, Jane. After Jane understands she/he is in the cycle, she can’t believe anything else except her own mind.
2. Solipsism means just believing exist of own mind. Jane says that “There isn’t anybody but me—Jane here alone in the dark.”, so Jane believes just exists in herself. She is partially obligated to be a solipsist because of the cycle that Jane is in.

3. Zombie experiment is about consciousness, and it suggests that we can’t actually understand consciousness. In the story, all the main characters are the same person, Jane talks to her future or past versions. And she thinks that others she saw in her life are not real –zombies-. It is a complicated situation about time and consciousness.