In "THEIR EYES WERE WATCHING GOD" Read this excerpt from chapter 6 and answer the question.

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“Gal, Ah’m crazy ‘bout you,” Charlie goes on to the entertainment of everybody. “Ah’ll do anything in the world except work for you and give you mah money.”
The girls and everybody else help laugh. They know it’s not courtship. It’s acting-out courtship and everybody is in the play. The three girls hold the center of the stage till Daisy Blunt comes walking down the street in the moonlight."

In this excerpt, the action takes place on the front porch of Jody’s store. Which literary device does Hurston use to help the reader visualize the setting as a stage?

metaphor
simile
imagery
none of the above

Imagery.

Explanation:

Imagery is the use of figurative language in providing the readers with a visualization of what the scene might look like. Writers use it to provide their readers with visualizing a scene and thus, understand the story better and easier.

In Zora Neale Hurston's "Their Eyes Were Watching God," the given excerpt is an example of imagery that Hurston used to help readers visualize the scene. The "acting-out courtship" and the fact that she mentions "the stage" are all indicative of the 'performance' of the 'actors' on stage.

Thus, the correct answer is the third option.

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