"...His remaining pistol held out with rigid, blood-drained fingers." What figurative language is this?

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hyperbole

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A hyperbole is a figure of speech that exaggerates the meaning of a sentence. (ex: My grandpa is as old as time. The hyperbole in this sentence exaggerates how old the speakers grandpa is.)

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