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What is the main impact of the figurative language used in paragraphs 33-36 in the passage from Tanglewreck?
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It suggests that the characters are bravely facing an unknown future.
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It contributes to Silver's gleeful anticipation of what she might see.
C. It reinforces the characters' boredom as the train ride continues
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It increases the tension and confusion as characters encounter chaotic events,

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