Asked by Jon
From "The Naming of Cats"
"But the cat himself knows and will never confess" is an example of:
I know it's either personification or parallelism
The line comes from the stanza that is parallelism but if I'm only looking at this line it is then classed as personification right?
"But the cat himself knows and will never confess" is an example of:
I know it's either personification or parallelism
The line comes from the stanza that is parallelism but if I'm only looking at this line it is then classed as personification right?
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Personification is correct, yes.
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