What linguistic device is this: "Abel killed Cain"?
Is that a metaphor….
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I only know this phrase from Unterm Birnbaum.
There it is an appeal to the principal Abel Hradschek, who is accused of murdering the allegedly misfortune traveller. In addition to a metaphor or comparison, this is also a word play.
a deadbeat argument
Oh, how funny, and how spiritual.
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To compare if he’s better.
Why?