Which poetic device is dominant in William Carlos Williams's "Danse Russe" and what effect does this have? A. Hyperbole; it shows readers that the speaker is exaggerating his loneliness since he's surrounded by his family. B. Imagery; it helps readers visualize the speaker's surroundings and actions giving some insight into how he sees himself. C. Repetition; it provides many "if" questions that showcase how the speaker's desires are constrained by middle–class morality.