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He stared at the star-filled sky, absorbing the light, his eyes shining. The beauty overwhelmed him, knocking him, and he felt as if he were flying. The sounds of crickets chirped in his ears, and even though the forest ended a few yards back, they were all he could hear. The still night air was that of the south, humid, but comforting, in a way. He was enveloped in warmth and awe, but felt at home, as if he belonged here.

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His eyes were stars that shone brightly in the dark night of his mind. The bright green begging to be the center of attention, as if to distract from the harsh thoughts that lived in his brain

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A metaphor is a comparison without using like or as. No example was found. Imagery is describing an image with words. My example is: the big green river.

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A metaphor is a comparison you make without using like or as.  I found an example in the novel: "The Mechanical Hound leapt up in it kennel, its eyes all green flame" (32). This is comparing the Mechanical Hound's eyes to a green flame because its eyes weren't actually green flames, they were little green light bulbs.
magery is when the author use descriptive language to create an image of the scene in the reader's head. An example of imagery could be, "The ocean was green and blue. Its waves tossed and turned."

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A metaphor is a comparison that doesn't use like or as. I used "his hands were infected, and soon it would be his arms" (38) as my example, because it compares the area where his hands touched the book to an  infection, and the book to a disease. Imagery is like painting a picture in the reader's brain with your words. It can set a scene, or sculpt an action.
Her hand brushed over the top of the old, sand-stained wood of the boardwalk railing. As she padded down the stairs, they creaked and crabs scuttled out from under them. she gazed out into the jade sea. Her heart raced, and she broke into a run. At first, her feet slipped on the loose, powdered sand, but as she got closer to the water, her feet slapped in a slightly painful rhythm. The front of her foot ached as she dove into the water, under the waves, foam, and seaweed, clothed in an old nightgown, barefoot. She surfaced, her dirty blond hair slicked back, and her skin shimmering in the gray moonlight. She took another gulp of air, sank under the water, then let it all fly up, rising to the surface in jellyfish bubbles, being freed. Her body tried to float to the surface, but she fought,  using her arms to push her body under.
Finally, she floated to the top, but her lungs had been emptied and her heart was still. Like her air bubbles, she had been freed.

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last night i read a book this book is called somthing about 451 degrees and i found a similie . my simile is ''tumbling through like boys all rollivk and shout''(33). and imagry is were you imagine somthing through words

- they sky was so bright like a flying hawk

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A metaphor is a comparison of two different objects or ideas not using the words "like' or "as". The example of a metaphor I found in the text was when the narrator says, "She made the empty rooms roar with accusation and shake down a fine dust of guilt that was sucked in her nostrils as they plunged about" (34). In this quote, her guilt is compared to a "fine dust". Imagery is descriptive language that writers use to create an image in the readers mind using words that appeal to the reader's five senses. An example of imagery is, "The roaring thunder and pounding rain on the shiny tin roof frightened the little girl."

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-A metaphor is a comparison between two things not using like or as.
-" The Hound half rose in it's kennel and looked at him with green, blue, neon lights flickering in its suddenly activated eye bulbs" (23).
-It compared the dogs eyes to neon flickering lights.
- Imagery - visually descriptive or figurative language, especially in a literary work.
- The red beautiful flowers swayed in the grass. There long green stem held on to them in the roaring wind. The wind whistled in the air. The white cloud fluffy and beautiful sat in the blue atmosphere of the sky.

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a metaphor is a literary device that compares something without using like or as. the example I found from the book: "below, the hounded sunk back down upon its eight incredible insect legs and was humming to itself again, its multifaceted eyes at peace" (23)

the literary device imagery is were the author describes the scene using vivid descriptions and forming an image in the readers head

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Metaphor: a figure of speech in which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action but it is not meant literal meaning.
Imagery: a figure of language that is visually descriptive.
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A metaphor is comparing two things not using like or as. I didn't get an example of a metaphor in the book so. An imagery is visually descriptive or figurative language, especially in a literary work.

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A metaphor is comparing two things without using like or as. And example of a metaphor is in the book Fahrenheit 451 that says "It growled again, on strange rasping combination of electrical sizzle,  frying sound" (23).Imagery is when you read what the author is writing and that they describe the object, person or scene so good you can picture the image in your head. It appeals to the five senses. An example of imagery is " It was dark and dim in the forest".

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a metaphor is a literary device that compares something without using like or as. the example I found from the text was "she made the room roar with excitement."(36)
Imagery is when a picture is painted in the form of words

The Lucious deep blue tinged sky shone bright like a gospel women screaming hallelujah on an Sunday evening AAAAAAMMmmmmennnnnn

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a metaphor is a comparison not using like or as. and example is "it growled again, on strange rasping combination of electrical sizzle, a frying sound" (23). Imagery is when it says words that help you see what the book is saying. An example is the cat was purring and meowing loudly in the house.