Rhetorical Effect of Litotes in Vergil
In what way does Vergil’s rhetorical choice when employing litotes throughout Book II affect readers’ perception of Aeneas’ experiences?
A
It subtly underscores tragedy by implying greater horror through understatement.
B
It leads readers into perceiving Trojan losses as insignificant and commonplace.
C
It provokes disbelief by suggesting that Aeneas exaggerates his personal suffering.
D
It shifts attention away from grim realities by offering overly optimistic outlooks.
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