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Emily, of course, had changed. She met me at the door as she met you. She was a shell burned out by one fierce moment of fire. The figurative language used in the excerpt is . I…

Emily, of course, had changed. She met me at the door as she met you. She was a shell burned out by one fierce moment of fire. The figurative language used in the excerpt is . I…
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Emily, of course, had changed. She met me at the door as she met you. She was a shell burned out by one fierce moment of fire.

The figurative language used in the excerpt is . It helps us infer that Emily is .

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Answer: metaphor; she literally did not burn out :)

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