In "Overheard over S. E. Asia," the use of napalm as the narrator with human qualities is an example of what literary technique?

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Bentley Clay

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8 October, 15:47

In "Overheard over S. E. Asia," the use of napalm as the narrator with human qualities is an example of what literary technique?

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Danielle English · Answer 1

Danielle English 8 October, 15:49

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The answer is personification sis.

Rebekah Casey · Answer 2

Answer: The correct answer is personification.

Explanation: The correct answer is personification. Indeed, personification is when authors infuse non-human objects or animals with human qualities, emotions or characteristics. Here the napalm is a symbolic personification of the humans who approved its use and those who bombed the enemy with it.