Has the poet used exaggeration for special effect?
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Has the poet used exaggeration for special effect? Find a few examples of it and read those lines 

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Yes, the poet has used exaggerations such as the cat's defiance of gravity and it being called a 'monster of depravity' and a 'fiend' in

order to enhance the mystery surrounding the cat. Since the cat is shown to be super fast as nobody from the Scotland Yard to the

flying squad can catch it on the scene of crime, these exaggerations have been used by Eliot to lay stress on this monstrous as well

as surprising and mysterious nature of Macavity.

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