In at least 3 sentences, choose two literary devices used in "Rip Van Winkle," and describe how they're both used to develop one of the themes in the short story.

Rip Van Winkle lives in a village in the Catskills with his wife and children. He's an easygoing man with a nagging wife who constantly criticizes him. One day, Rip goes for hunting in the mountains and meets Henry Hudson, the famed explorer who discovered the Hudson River. Rip eats and drinks with Hudson and his crew, then falls asleep under a tree.