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So this quote here: "I was born to steal. Blacks are menacing, they say, as if their talk’s for real." is it a Symbolism, Imagery. Figurative Language, or Tone?
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So this quote here:

"I was born to steal.
Blacks are menacing, they say, as if their talk’s for real." is it a Symbolism, Imagery. Figurative Language, or Tone?

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Answer: I’m not that good at literature, but I think it’s the imagery

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Imagery

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