Question

What is the following an example of? Weak as the doe that beds down her fawns in a mighty lion's den—her newborn sucklings— then trails off to the mountain spurs and grassy bends to graze her fill, but back the lion comes to his own lair and the master deals both fawns a ghastly bloody death, (17, 135-39)

A) Epic Simile
B) Epic Catalogue
C) Argument
D) Invocation

Answer 1

epic catalouge
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Answer 2

A) Epic Simile

Step-by-step explanation:

An epic simile, or a homeric simile is a comparison over two different things, that normally wouldn´t be correlated and it´s called this way because greek author Homer matered their use.