Just Mercy
Stevenson mentions that “ . . . this whole nightmare – the conviction, the death sentence, and the heartbreak and devastation of this miscarriage of justice – would likely never be completely over for him” (193). Which literary device is Stevenson using?
Foreshadowing – to warn or indicate what might happen in the future
B.Understatement - intentionally describing something that lessens its intensity or importance.
C.Hyperbole - using exaggeration to make a point.
D.Metaphor - a statement that compares two things without using a joining word.