Dramatic Irony is when the audience knows something's going to happen, but the characters in the story don't.
The only possible answer could be Option A. The audience knows that these two characters are good friends, but the characters in the story think that they're strangers.
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Answer:
A because the rest could most likely be sarcasm.
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What was the first artifact of the Harappan civilization found by archaeologists?
• is not limited to a single, distinct image, but is more complex.
• is used only in connection with the epic hero.
• begins with the words like, as, just as, or so.
• contains personification.
Answer:
An epic simile is different from a normal simile in that an epic simile
• is not limited to a single, distinct image, but is more complex.
Explanation:
An epic simile is a comparison made in a detailed and extended form which covers many lines of the epic. An epic simile is also known as Homeric simile. The comparison is made by using the word 'as' and 'like' like a simile. Greek epics "Illiad" and "Odyssey" contain many examples of epic simile in them.