Vergil's Diction and Sinon's Deception
In lines 201–249 of the Aeneid, how does Vergil’s diction shape the characterization of Sinon’s deceptive speech to the Trojans?
A
He uses technical terms of war that confuse his listeners.
B
He employs words that invoke pity and trust to manipulate his audience.
C
He incorporates grandiose language to overwhelm the Trojans into belief.
D
He adopts an informal style to seem more relatable and less threatening.
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