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English, 05.05.2020 14:57 Cinders13

WHAT ARE THE LITERARY DEVICES OF EACH PAGE AND IMPRESSION OF FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE BEING USED

Language being used.
"“…his hands were the
hands of some amazing
conductor playing all the
symphonies of blazing
and burning…”
(Pg. 3)" Metaphor "The conductor’s
hands control the
tempo of the music,
like Montag’s hands
control the intensity
of the fire."
"“With this great python
spitting its venomous
kerosene upon the
world…” (Pg. 3)"
"“Her dress was white and
it whispered.”
(Pg. 5)"
"“She made the empty
rooms roar with
accusation…” (Pg. 37)"
"“…her face bright as
snow in the
moonlight…” (Pg. 7)"
“She had a very thin face like the dial of a small clock seen faintly in a dark room in the middle of the night.” (pg. 10)

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