Which part of the sentence is an allusion: If they keep pushing me, I'm going to turn into an angry lion. * None of the above
keep pushing me
If they keep
I'm going to turn
into an angry lion

D: into an angry lion

Explanation:

An allusin is when you are alluding something is going to happen. For example, a woman might say to her husband, “Thanks, Romeo,” after he’s offered some type of romantic gesture. Traditionally, Romeo (from Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet) is looked upon as one of the most romantic fictional characters in history. In this example, the wife would have succeeded in telling her husband he’s wonderful, simply by alluding to this fictional romantic man. The angry lion is alluding to how angry this person is.

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