Figurative language in fiction is typically used to a. convey specific literal language b. create feeling or affect in the reader c. pose an argument against the conflict d. suggest an alternative ending

B. Create feeling or affect in the reader 

Figurative language involves the use of figures of speech to add color, clarity and emphasis in a story or writing in general. Types of figurative language involve:

1. Metaphors and similes- to draw parallels and compare two similar ideas
2. Alliteration- to grab a reader's attention
3. Repetition of words of sentences- for emphasis
4. Onomatopoeia- to make the writing more engaging
5. Hyperbole- to create a dramatic effect