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Figurative Language In Everyday By David Levithan

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Figurative language is used throughout “Everyday” to illustrate setting and character. David Levithan displays a lot of similes and personification which resembles his style of writing. Levithan does this effectively by giving the reader visuals and mental pictures to grasp what is happening in different points of the novel. The reader doesn’t know anything that “A” doesn’t know. Although some pieces of information “A” has are not revealed to the reader. For example, A apparently has a conversation with another being similar to “A” who is currently inhabiting the body of Reverend Poole. In this plot it describes how one may not be who they say they really are by saying, “People are rarely as attractive in reality as they are in the eyes of
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