How does Shakespeare use figurative language to talk about death?

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He uses figurative language by using metaphors smiles hyperboles and more to emphasize the scene or event

Yudi answered May 11, 2018

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He doesn't ever say "they died", but he might say something that hints at it. Like "his heart is cold" or something like that.

KJA answered May 14, 2018

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