English, 03.01.2021 05:30 richaeviney

PLEASE ANSWER, CONFUSED What do Irving's figures of speech suggest about Ichabod's imaginings?

a.) Ichabod imagines that he is the only one worthy to enjoy such a feast.

b.) Ichabod imagines that the farm animals would be happy to be eaten by him.

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*PLEASE ANSWER, CONFUSED* What do Irving's figures of speech suggest about Ichabod's imaginings?