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Explain the hyperbole in lines 308–312. What emotion does this exaggerated imagery imply?
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Then we each stated we were quite prepared
to pick up red-hot iron, walk through flames,
or swear by all the gods that we'd not done it,
we'd no idea how the act was planned,
or how it had been carried out.
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Despair is the emotion that hyperbole presents in lines 308-312.

What is hyperbole?

  • It's a figure of speech.
  • Represents an exaggerated expression.

The hyperbole can be identified in the clauses "to pick up red-hot iron," "walk through flames" and "swear by all the gods." These are expressions spoken in desperate moments when people make extreme decisions and are involved in events that promote great anxiety.

In this case, we can say that the hyperbole highlights the feeling of despair.

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