1) “To the north and west the country rose up in thick walls of wilderness…” (page 87). This figurative language is personification. This enhances the story by telling you how tall and thick the wilderness is. 2) “She had long white legs and blue eyes and a complexion like strawberry ice cream.” (page 89). This figurative language is imagery. This lets the reader paint a clean picture of Mary Anne. 3) “And so in the morning Rat Kiley and two other medics tagged along as security while Mark and Mary Anne strolled through the ville like a pair of tourists.” (page 92). This figurative language is simile. This shows how Mark and Mary went through town looking like foreigners to everyone else. 4) “No cosmetics, no fingernail filing, she stopped
