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Is my teacher is a prison guard when it comes to taking notes, an analogy, metaphor, or similie?
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Is my teacher is a prison guard when it comes to taking notes, an analogy, metaphor, or similie?

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it should be a
metaphor
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A metaphor. You are comparing your teacher to a prison guard.
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