What is being personified in the following passage?

"Fear had settled over the city."

Fear because it is an emotion and cannot settle

Answered by laylaland | 2024-06-10

Fear because fear cannot settle over a city

Answered by halle0815 | 2024-06-10

In the passage, fear is personified as something that can 'settle' over a city, implying its overwhelming presence. This literary device helps convey the impact of fear on people’s emotions and environments. Through personification, fear becomes a relatable force that influences the experiences of city dwellers.
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Answered by laylaland | 2024-12-26