Question

Imagine you are a playwright, writing a script about a childhood memory. Write three to four lines of character dialogue, using correct script formatting. The dialogue should utilize at least one example of figurative language (e.g. simile, metaphor, hyperbole, etc.).

Answer 1

''Hey" Amy had said happily

"Hey what's up '' José said with a blushing face

"hey why are you blushing" Jessica asked

Answer 2

"Please, give me freedom, I'm tired of crying rivers of tears every night," said Joana.

"Freedom? You will never be free until you pay what you owe me," Elias replied, with no sympathy for the girl's tears.

"Lord, have mercy!" Joana said in tears.

Step-by-step explanation:

The language figure I used was the hyperbole. This figure of speech is present in "... I'm tired of crying rivers of tears every night".

Hyperbole is the figure of language that focuses when there is a purposeful exaggeration in a concept to define something dramatically, conveying an augmented idea of ​​the authentic. In simplified terms, hyperbole consists of the obviously exaggerated expression of an idea.