Metaphors are the crucial element in the story to draw attention to unfamiliar concepts, trigger emotions, and motivates to act. Mason’s work portraits the metaphoric journey from the beginning to the end of the story where in the beginning she provides the symbol in the form of settings, and during the end of the story, she exclaimed that “Leroy takes a lungful of smoke and closes his eyes as Norma Jean’s words sink in. He tries to focus on the fact that thirty-five hundred soldiers died on the grounds around him. He can only think of that war as a board game with plastic soldier” (Mason 714). [Metaphoric statement in the previous sentence will conclude all the literary features in the entire review.] Apart from arduous experience in the
