The term imagery is often used in analyzing literature. What detail from this passage provides the best example of imagery?
A.This monster dwelt on the mountain of Peloponnesus, in the forest between Kleona and Nemea, and could be wounded by no weapons made of man.
B.So Hercules continued on his way, his quiver of arrows over his shoulder, his bow in one hand, and in the other a club made from the trunk of a wild olive tree which he had passed on Mount Helicon and pulled up by the roots
C.At last, toward evening, the monster came though the forest, retuning from his trap in a deep fissure of the earth.
D.He was saturated with blood: head, mane and breast were reeking, and his great tongue was licking his jaws.
D.He was saturated with blood: head, mane and breast were reeking, and his great tongue was licking his jaws.