English, 18.10.2019 05:00 toshahoskins0098
"i served them well / with my noble blade, as was only fitting / small pleasure they had in such a sword-feast / dark things in the sea that are meant to eat me"
what literary device is the phrase "sword-feast"?
a) alliteration
b) characterization
c) kenning
d) exposition
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