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What does "Sadness frowned at him" and "The spider smiled at the fly" means?
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What does "Sadness frowned at him" and "The spider smiled at the fly" means?

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The first sentence is a personification and the second sentence is meaning that the spider is hungry and its smiling at the fly. Hope it helps!!
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Sadness frowned at him is basically saying he was depressed, I believe.
The spider smiling at a fly...well thats exactly what it means. the spider litterally smiled at the fly OR showed the fly his fangs
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