Of mice an men.
when the writer states, “the barn was alive now,” what literary term is this a...
Of mice an men.
when the writer states, “the barn was alive now,” what literary term is this an example of? there is another example of this literary device when the writer states “the wind died.” identify the term.
a. personification
b. satire
c. protagonist
d. irony
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