Read these lines from "come up from the fields father" by walt whitman: o this is not our son’s writing, yet his name is sign’d, o a strange hand writes for our dear son, o stricken mother’s soul! what impact does alliteration have on these lines? (select each correct answer.) a. the s sound creates the impression of evil occurring in the midst of a peaceful scene. b. the way the words echo each other reminds the reader of the echoes of gunfire in war. c. the repeated sputter of the s sound summons up the sound of the mother exclaiming about the letter. d. the similar sounds of the lines the lines hold together as a unit.

I feel that C. is definitely one of the answers. D. might also be an answer.

Explanation:

An alliteration refers to the repetition of the same initial letter in a sequence of words. This occurrence is present in the excerpt given the vigorous use of the letter 's' between phrases.

The sound of the letter 's' is one that stands out among others in pronunciation, which is indicative of a speaker intending to draw attention - or in this case, a mother exclaiming and making emphasis about the letter she just read.

The use of this alliteration also helps in creating a pattern unique to a specific set of words, making the phrases in the excerpt sound cohesive in unity.

the answer is something i don't know

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