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English, 14.12.2021 22:00 monstax6

"We were only steps down the hallway when Louise released a horse-like exhale as if she had gotten something in her mouth." What is the purpose of the simile found in the excerpt above?

O To emphasize the silence in the room

O To emphasize how large Louise is

O To emphasize the eerie setting

O To emphasize the volume of the sound

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