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In line 447, the chorus uses a smiles or a comparison of two seemingly unlike things saying that the man who killed Laius “ must fly like the winds swift steeds reread lines 445-451 what does the comparison means the murderer should do? Why?

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ProfChris1

The comparison is actually referring to how the murderer is to run away so fast because the blood of the person he murdered will chase chase after him.

What is simile?

Simile is known as a figure of speech that is used to compare two things of different kind. Simile is actually used to make a description more vivid and very emphatic. When using simile, "as" and "like" are usually used.

We can see that the comparison of the murderer "must fly like the winds swift steeds" is actually comparing the murderer running like the wind.

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