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English, 31.01.2020 16:02 shelbybibb99
Victor is reading a narrative poem about the deeds of gods and heroes. in this work, the author makes long and involved comparisons. which figure of speech is the author using in the poem?
a.
simile
b.
epic simile
c.
direct metaphor
d.
personification
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