PLEASE ANSWER GIVING LOTS OF POINTS AND BRAINLIEST THANK YOUUU P1. Sunlight seeks through the translucent curtains on his living room window, making the lacquered martioshka dolls on the wall case gleam. Sitting on the sofa, Jan Demczur leads through a thick binder of news clippings about his heroic September 11 escape, still in a daze at the story they tell.

P2. He stays home often now, speaking more Ukrainian than English, a language still difficult for him. When he does venture out, he’s sometimes overcomes with a a sense of fear, his head dizzy and heavy, like a big ball of lead. It’s been almost a year, but Mr Demzcur has still not returned to his job as one of the workers who wash the endless sheets of glass stacked to the sky in Manhattan.

P3. It’s become a safe new routine, sitting here amid pillows adorned with his wife’s cross stitchings, telling how he survived. His ordeal was compelling-he was trapped in a elevator with face others after the first plane struck Tower 1, and barely escaped by clawing through the wall with only his squeege- and media from around the world have since flocked to him, reporting his story of survival, and the tiny tool that saved him.

Identify at least three examples of figurative language and imagery in paragraphs 1-3.