PRACTICE MISSIONallusion, adaptation, archetype, and comparison
allusion, adaptation, archetype, and comparison
NEW CASENEW EVIDENCE
A borrowed storm
Text A describes a captain challenging a sea god and losing his ship. Text B places a scientist against an uncontrollable climate model, echoing Text A's phrases "command the waves" and "answer to no sky."
Repeated phrases signal deliberate allusion.
The contexts differ: divine power versus complex systems.
Comparison should explain what the borrowing changes.