English, 02.10.2019 04:00, didilove456

What is the significance of the simile comparing the “somebody” to a frog? a) it aids in the visualization of the bog. b) it the reader imagine the humble “nobody.” c) it contributes to the boastful image of the “somebody.” d) it the reader “hear” the “nobody.”

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