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PLEASE ANSWER ASAP Read the excerpt from Enrique’s Journey. Enrique puts Chiapas behind him. He still has far to go, but he has faced the beast eight times now, and he has lived through it. It is an achievement, and he is proud of it. The excerpt refers to Chiapas as "the beast.” What is the purpose of using this metaphor in the excerpt? (A) to show how threatening travel through Chiapas is (B) to show that few people are able to live in Chiapas (C) to show how many dishonest people live in Chiapas (D) to show that Chiapas has the most immigration checkpoints

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Answer: A) to show how threatening travel through Chiapas is.

Explanation: In the given excerpt from Enrique's Journey, we can see the description of how proud he is of having traveled through Chiapas eight times. The speaker refers to Chiapas as "the beast" to represent how threatening or dangerous travel through Chiapas is, and it is because of this that he is proud, and that he considers an achievement to face "the beast." So the correct answer is option A.