Prisons We Choose to Live Inside
What metaphors are used in Prisons We Choose to Live Inside by Doris Lessing?

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Example of metaphor:
"Any nation can be made to revert to drum-beating, to dancing around a campfire waving tomahawks—metaphorically speaking—by any leader able to use the appropriate phrases and war cries...."
Prisons We Choose to Live Inside, pg. 37