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Oswald: 'knowing he wasn't the prettiest duck in the pond" (18) * Simile Metaphor

Oswald: 'knowing he wasn't the prettiest duck in the pond" (18) * Simile Metaphor
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Oswald: 'knowing he wasn't the prettiest duck in the pond" (18) *
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Oswald: 'knowing he wasn't the prettiest duck in the pond" (18) * Simile Metaphor-example-1
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This is a metaphor because a metaphor compares two things that aren’t alike without using like or as, while a simile uses like or as to compare things that aren’t alike.
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