English, 02.06.2020 23:57, LatishaSW2795

In this quote:

“He didn’t do the things our schoolmates’ fathers did… he sat in the living room and read.”

Is there any literary device I could use to describe/analyse this in my essay? Or is it too plain? Anything would work!

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In this quote:

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