Read the following excerpt from The Grapes of Wrath: Kids won't freeze on the way to school. I'm gonna take care my kids don't miss no more school. Which of the following best describes the literary device and its purpose in the work?
A. Epistrophe to emphasize the harshness of the California winters
B. Anaphora to emphasize the appreciation of the warmth of California
C. Anaphora to emphasize the lack of the migrant workers' education
D. Epistropohe to emphasize the importance of education to migrant workers
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