![]() ![]() ![]() The author appeals to a different kind of comparison by talking about natural phenomena. ![]() The pox, which is a disease, is metaphorically implemented and even personified at some level, as it “ had left Ruth and Isabel with scars like tiny stars scattered in the skin” and “ took Momma home to the Maker”, which means that she died because of it. Robert’s personal affairs the metaphor is used: “ he was filled up with trouble from his dirty boots to the brim of his scraggly hat” and the words ‘dirty’ and ‘scraggly’ add to the overall negative perception of this character. Robert’s mouth tightens like a rope pulled taut”, which means that he tries to collect himself not to burst out with anger to describe the state of Mr. Robert Finch is filled with negative impressions, and the author uses simile and metaphor to maintain this image. We are thankful for their contributions and encourage you to make your own. These notes were contributed by members of the GradeSaver community. ![]()
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