The Thing in the Forest
What is a simile?
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Similes:
“their sleeves, inside their coats, over their shoulders and out, so they could leave their woolen fingers dangling, like a spare pair of hands, like a scarecrow”.
“the thing came into view – its head, which was triangular, appeared like a rubbery or fleshy mask over a shapeless sprouting bulb of a head, like a monstrous turnip; its large body appeared to be glued together, like still wet papier-mache, or the carapace of stones and straws and twigs worn by caddis flies underwater”..
The Thing in the Forest