The imagery in this excerpt from Their Eyes Were Watching God is an example of a
conceit
dialect
discourse
Simile

Conceit

Explanation:

Conceit is described as a literary device in which two very unlike things are compared in a surprising or unusual way.

Normally, conceit are very long, and can in fact be kept or used throughout an entire poem or essay. In this case, the speaker compares a marriage to all the beauty that she sees in nature, such as the sunlight, the bee, the pear tree, and the trees. Although the items are not connected in any way, the metaphor suggests that the marriage is seen as a positive one that brings a lot of joy.

pretty sure it is c

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