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English, 04.11.2019 21:31 ayoismeisalex

Read this passage:
monica gets a call from her coworker tom, whom monica
has a crush on. tom explains that he is taking his niece's
class to the petting zoo tomorrow and wonders whether
monica would like to come along. at the phrase "petting
200," monica breaks out in a cold sweat. she remembers
an incident from her youth. monica can almost see her
younger self at a petting zoo. just as she reaches out to
feed a baby goat, the goat bites her hand and chases her.
shaking her head, monica mumbles "not interested into
the phone before hanging up and running to the bathroom
to splash cold water on her face.
which literary device does the underlined portion of the text most clearly
show?

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