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This sentence appears in the first scene of **, the root bird met a white eagle, this eagle looks kingly, and it is the strip of cloth tied to its legs that leads to a squeezing legend. The White Eagle is one of the symbols of the ideal place in **. Looking at this metaphor, the color of the eagle's fur is as white as snow, and the crystal indicates purity, elegance, and the last mass is incomparably precious.

This metaphor focuses on the color, the crystal snow is impressive, and the elegant style of the whole ** stands tall.

How many days has the bird lurked with his father, is that your answer? Aunt: Yes, yes, you.

Root Bird ate and drank with his father, and his father's eyes were full of tears, and he sang unconsciously, ** ready to tell us about the disappearance of Root Bird's mother. This metaphor contains the father's pain for many years, including the difficulty of bringing up the child, the song is like the wind, saying its fluttering state, and the cool breeze of autumn reveals the pathos of the mood.

It was a slender girl, as thin as a willow tree that had just been planted in the still cold spring breeze, flexible, but seemed to be weak against the wind.

You can see this eagle clearly: it is like the last crystal snow in the cold spring breeze.

Those two windows were like a pair of unclosed eyes of a monster in the canyon.

What is good is good after all, and what is ugly is ugly after all, and the illusion will show its original form. The two windows of this metaphor body, a pair of eyes in the metaphor, are also ordinary, but because these eyes are monster eyes, the feeling is very different. What does a monster do with its eyes open?

Watch the root bird fall into the trap. This pair of eyes is so ugly, the more you look at it, the more creepy it becomes, the root bird is too kind, too simple! Just walked over unguarded......

11. Just when he was in a state of confusion, he heard the neighing of horses on the mountain. The hiss sounded like a silver arrow moving under the night sky.

Root Bird has been separated from his white horse since entering the canyon. In the night, just as he was drowsy, the neighing of the white horse suddenly cut through the air, and this sound undoubtedly gave the root bird great excitement, because with a horse, there is a companion, and there is hope of escape. The author compares this hissing sound to a silver arrow traveling, which is wonderful!

The sound is abstract and shapeless, like a silver arrow, and immediately vivid as in front of your eyes. What are the similarities? The straight line of sound propagation is similar to the straight line of the silver arrow, the color of the white horse is similar to that of the silver arrow, the neighing sound is similar to the strength of the silver arrow, and the silver arrow travels through the night, which is even more silvery and sharp.

Therefore, the neighing of the white horse is strength, hope, and the clarion call to save the root bird from fire and water!

You will remember it by reading and accumulating by yourself, not coping with it, and if this is the case, you will not remember it at all!!

I won't tell you.

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