Question

I pictured the unlucky person learning the ropes, only to become a sideshow for every little kid who ordered a happy meal.

What two types of figurative language does this passage contain?

Answer 1

Yes but

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i can’t see the picture

Answer 2

Learning the Ropes would be a METAPHOR; you can’t actually learn ropes, it just means they’re getting the hang of something. A sideshow would also be a METAPHOR, because that child is demonstrating that fast food is good and takes away attention from something else.

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