In Fugard's "Master Harold" ... and the Boys, Hally and Sam's discussion of the historical figures they would nominate as "Men of Magnitude" is an example of what literary device?

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3 October, 15:13

In Fugard's "Master Harold" ... and the Boys, Hally and Sam's discussion of the historical figures they would nominate as "Men of Magnitude" is an example of what literary device?

allusion

irony

metaphor

suspense

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Charity Hood · Answer 1

In Fugard’s "Master Harold" ... and the Boys, Hally and Sam’s discussion of the historical figures they would nominate as "Men of Magnitude" is an example of allusion. It is a figure of speech that refers to a well-known story, event, person, or object in order to make a comparison in the readers' minds.

In Fugard's "Master Harold" ... and the Boys, Hally and Sam's discussion of the historical figures they would nominate as "Men of Magnitude" is an example of what literary device?allusionironymetaphorsuspense

In Fugard's "Master Harold" ... and the Boys, Hally and Sam's discussion of the historical figures they would nominate as "Men of Magnitude" is an example of what literary device?

allusion

irony

metaphor

suspense