Simile
“His shoes were black leather, and they were polished to such a shine that they looked like dark mirrors”
What are they comparing?
What is It's comparing his shoes to dark mirrors?
"He landed with a muffled thump on a small mound of furry, fuzzy toys."
What is the Onamonapia and why?
"Mr. and Mrs. Owens were themselves dead and had
been for a few hundred years now."
Is this a hyperbole?
“The man drank like a fish.”
What is it comparing?
^i don't think my English is correct.
Welp
A crack of thunder rang out, loud and sudden as a gunshot, and the rain began in earnest.
What is the Onamonapia and why
"He growled in the back of his throat, like a beast of prey, angry and frustrated."
What are they comparing?