Beowulf
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BY SAMANTHA AUER, CLAIRE GOLDHAWK, ALI TURNER, LAUREN REGAN, INGE DRAKE, DANIEL RICHARDSON
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SIMILE
"QUICKLY THE FOE MOVED ACROSS THE WELL-MADE FLOOR, IN AN ANGRY MOOD-A HORILE LIGHT, LIKE FIRE IN HIS EYES." (4)
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THIS USES THE WORD LIKE TO DESCRIBE HIS EYES
A FIGURE OF SPEECH THAT COMPARES TWO THINGS BY USING "LIKE" OR "AS."
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IMAGERY
"THE WATER BOILED WITH BLOOD AND HOT GORE AS THE MEN WATCHED" (EPISODE 7).
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THE LANGUAGE AN AUTHOR USES TO SHOW A VISUAL PICTURE OR REPRESENT ANY SENSORY EXPERIENCE.
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AN EMBELLISHED FIGURATIVE PHRASE USED IN PLACE OF SIMPLER TERM
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THE REPETITION OF SOUNDS, PARTICULARLY CONSONANT SOUNDS, IN A SEQUENCE OF WORDS.
THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF ALLITERATION BECAUSE OF THE S SOUNDS.
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A FIGURE OF SPEECH ASSOCIATING TWO THINGS OR THE REPRESENTATION OF ONE THING BY ANOTHER.
THIS IS A METAPHOR BECAUSE THE SWORD REPRESENTS AN ICICLE.
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