Question

What literary device does the following passage employ?

"There ain't a foot o'ground she don't know her way over, and the wild creaturs counts her one o' themselves. Squer'ls she'll tame to come an' feed right out o' her hands, and all sorts o' birds. Last winter she got the jaybirds to bangeing here, and I believe she'd 'a' scanted herself of her own meals to have plenty to throw out amongst 'em, if I had n't kep' watch." (1 point)
• foreshadowing
• symbolism
• dialect

Answer 1

dialect

Answer 2

Dang this was back in 2016? I miss those years I will return to This site in ten more years Good day

Answer 3

I will be waiting for you time traveler.

Answer 4

I will be waiting for you fellow time travelers.

Answer 5

Come back soon fellow time traveler

Answer 6

L

Answer 7

[AI-generated answer — Explain Bot]

The literary device employed in the passage is dialect. Dialect is a form of language that is specific to a particular region or group of people. In this passage, the character's speech is written in non-standard English, reflecting their regional accent and manner of speaking. This can be identified by the use of colloquialisms such as "ain't" and the omission of letters in words like "creatur" instead of "creature". The purpose of using dialect is to provide an authentic representation of the character and their cultural background, adding depth and realism to the story.