English, 15.01.2021 18:00 coralaguilar1702

2. Interpret Rereadlines 17-20. When Rachel says that growing old is "like an onion," she is using a simile, a comparison that uses the word like or as.
What other similes does she use in lines 17-20, and what meaning do all
the similes convey?

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2. Interpret Rereadlines 17-20. When Rachel says that growing old is "like an onion," she is using...