Literary Elements in “Amigo Brothers”: Figurative Language

Literary Elements in “Amigo Brothers” p. 249, column 2, paragraph 1   , , , bobbing and weaving like mercury.  p. 250, column 1, paragraph 4   Felix’s admirers bet on his dynamite-packed fists. p. 250, column 1, paragraph 7   . . . Tompkins Square was a beehive of activity. p. 250, column 2, paragraph 6       the crowd exploded p. 250, column 2, paragraph 7  . . . even as the roar was in its first birth. . . . p. 251,  column 2, paragraph 2   His left hand was like a piston. . .  p. 251,  column 2, paragraph 3    Antonio knew the dynamite that was stored in his amigo brother’s fist. p. 252,  column 1, paragraph 5   . . . hit him with a piston-like left p. 252,  column 1, paragraph 6    Bedlam broke loose. . .   p. 252,  column 1, paragraph  7    He knew Felix had the habit of playing possum when hurt. . . p. 252, column 1, paragraph  7    . . . the powerful bombs he carried in each fist. p. 253, column 1, paragraph  1   Thus far the two had fought with mucho Corazon (a lot of heart) p. 253,  column 1, paragraph  2   claret-red blood