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jjjjjjjjjPersonification
- “beams warm and friendly.” This is saying that the beams of sun are comforting. This makes you understand how nice the sun felt or looked that day.
Hyperbole
- “The sunset went on forever.” He is saying it went on forever so that we can understand that it was really dragging on. People complain that things are taking forever when they are impatient for them to start/finish
Imagery
- “His frosty eyes twinkled.” This is effective because frosty helps you get a picture of what colour his eyes were, light colours like ice.
Hyperbole
- “He snapped my head off.” This is what many people say when someone is angry with them. They don’t mean it literally but it is used to express how mad they were.
Simile
- “Like a fox trapped on a ledge.” WhPersonification
- “beams warm and friendly.” This is saying that the beams of sun are comforting. This makes you understand how nice the sun felt or looked that day.
Hyperbole
- “The sunset went on forever.” He is saying it went on forever so that we can understand that it was really dragging on. People complain that things are taking forever when they are impatient for them to start/finish
Imagery
- “His frosty eyes twinkled.” This is effective because frosty helps you get a picture of what colour his eyes were, light colours like ice.
Hyperbole
- “He snapped my head off.” This is what many people say when someone is angry with them. They don’t mean it literally but it is used to express how mad they were.
SimilePersonification
- “beams warm and friendly.” This is saying that the beams of sun are comforting. This makes you understand how nice the sun felt or looked that day.
Hyperbole
- “The sunset went on forever.” He is saying it went on forever so that we can understand that it was really dragging on. People complain that things are taking forever when they are impatient for them to start/finish
Imagery
- “His frosty eyes twinkled.” This is effective because frosty helps you get a picture of what colour his eyes were, light colours like ice.
Hyperbole
- “He snapped my head off.” This is what many people say when someone is angry with them. They don’t mean it literally but it is used to express how mad they were.
Simile
- “Like a fox trapped on a ledge.” When a fox is trapped on a ledge it means he has nowhere else to run. Peter felt like a fox trapped on a ledge because he couldn’t find anywhere to run and hide from Sir Philip.

- “Like a fox trapped on a ledge.” When a fox is trapped on a ledge it means he has nowhere else to run. Peter felt like a fox trapped on a ledge because he couldn’t find anywhere to run and hide from Sir Philip. en a fox is trapped on a ledge it means he has nowhere else to run. Peter felt like a fox trapped on a ledge because he couldn’t find anywhere to run and hide from Sir Philip.

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