Read this excerpt from "sinews of peace":

to give security to these countless homes, they must be shielded from the two giant marauders, war and tyranny.

what rhetorical device does churchill use in this passage?

question options:
a) he uses circular reasoning to show the foolishness of the soviet union's threats against the united states and great britain.

b) he uses a metaphor to compare the united states to a giant marauder.

c) he uses personification to make war and tyranny seem like two scary invaders that americans should fear.

d) he uses evidence to support the idea that danger is an imminent threat.

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