Review the passage from "grumption"
"there goes oyster and that boy of his, "i said, "ragged as a jay-bird , both of' em."
which best identifies and interprets the use of figurative language in the passage?
a. it is a metaphor it illustrates the theme of the standing up to injustice
b. it is a metaphor it allows the reader to see the story from the narrator's point of view
c. it is a simile it creates an image of the two men as battered and downcast
d. it is a simile in shows that the men are eagar workers

C. It is a simile it creates an image of the two men as battered and downcast

Both similes and metaphors are comparisons between two different things. A simile uses like or as to show the comparison while a metaphor does not. In the passage, the word as is used so it is a simile. The word ragged means something is worn out - like an old rag. The best answer would be that the men are being described as battered and downcast.

its definitely second person : )

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