Please solve!! Will give Brainliest! “Say he was a hard lump of clay. A hard, glinty coal.” Explain the meaning of the figurative language.

The author of the story is implicating that this person is a “hard lump of clay” or a “hard glinty coal” in the sentenc. Notice how in both of these examples they mention the word hard, and an object that is dull. They could be saying that this person was hard to befrend, talk to or whatever the content is and that they seem like a dull person.

For example, let’s call them Henry.

”Henry was a hard person to get to know, he was always very dull.”

dude, * is in your own words, not mine.

* = the answer

the answer is clear boy