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8. Lines 58-60 is Helios talking about a journey. This is a metaphor for something we see everyday. What is Helios's journey he takes "day in, day out"?
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8. Lines 58-60 is Helios talking about a journey. This is a metaphor for

something we see everyday. What is Helios's journey he takes "day in,
day out"?

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"Day in and day out" mean that from the beginning of the day, (when it starts or 'comes in',) to when the day ends, (or 'goes out',) So he was doing that journey all day, 'in', and and all night, 'out'.

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