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What does the author mean by including the figurative language, “But we are more than slaves to our feelings, circumstances and genes”?
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What does the author mean by including the figurative language, “But we are more than slaves to our feelings, circumstances and genes”?

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meaning that they are human too
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Figurative language comparing two different concepts by using a linking word, thus establishing limitations in the comparison.

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