Group 8
Possible/Impossible,
Antimetabole/Chiasmus, Litotes
“I am so foolish!” cried the doe, blind in one eye, who was
near the edge of a cliff for the sake of safety. “How could I take such precaution
against the land, only to discover that this seashore, to which I had come for
safety, was more perilous.” The one-eyed doe had previously only seen hunters
on land, so she did not find encountering hunters from the sea possible, but
she is disappointed when the sailors capitalize on her disadvantage. The
sailors who took careful aim to the doe, and fatally wounded her are not
considered hunters, but these hunters are considered sailors.
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