How is an extended metaphor different from an implied metaphor? A. An extended metaphor develops a comparison throughout an entire text, whereas an implied metaphor just names the comparison. B. An extended metaphor builds a comparison over a longer section of the text than an implied metaphor, which only hints at a comparison. C. An extended metaphor builds a comparison in multiple ways and can use the words like or as, unlike an implied metaphor. D. An extended metaphor names one thing and compares it to several others, whereas an implied metaphor names and compares just two things.