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17 September, 13:34

My next question is: The following sentence from Orpheus and Eurydice is an example of hyperbole: "Although he still played his lyre, he played only to melt the hearts of tigers, to move the mountains and the oak trees." What is the effect of this hyperbole?

A.) it illustrates Orpheus's love of music and nature.

B.) it shows the powerful nature of Orpheus' music

C.) it compares Orpheus's music to tigers, mountains, and oak trees.

D.) it explains why Orpheus does not play his music often.

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  1. 17 September, 15:27
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    B, it shows the powerful nature.
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