Rhetoric In Anna's Advice To Dido
In his depiction of Anna’s advice to Dido concerning Aeneas, which rhetorical device does Vergil predominantly employ?
A
Irony, to create contrast between what is said and what is meant.
B
Metonymy, by using one term interchangeably with another closely associated term.
C
Euphemism, to soften expressions which might otherwise be harsh or unpleasant.
D
Hypophora, by raising questions only immediately to provide answers.
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