Termination Shock

What is an example of hyperbole in the novel, Termination Shock?

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Stephenson uses hyperbole as humor. For instance, when Laks’s relatives prepare him a care package to take with him on his secret mission, it is described in this way: “On the floor in front of that was a not-so-waterproof care package that had been assembled during the last few hours by Gurmeet and others, containing sufficient provisions for Laks to crawl to Texas on hands and knees” (556).

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