Jawaban:

Personification

"See the line where the sky meets the sea? It calls me"​

• The line "See where the sky meets the sea" would not have the ability to physically call anyone. This shows Moana's desire to explore beyond her limits and see what the sea has to offer.

Hyperbole

"I've been staring at the edge of the water

'Long as I can remember, never really knowing why"

• Moana exaggerates the amount of time she has spent looking at the ocean. It illustrates Moana's desire to visit the sea since she was a child.

Personification  

"And it seems like it's calling out to me, so come find me"

• The ocean, Moana says, is calling out to her. The ocean cannot physically communicate with others. She is imbuing the ocean with a characteristic. This attribute is given to the ocean to illustrate how it tempts Moana when she is near it.

Alliteration

"If the wind in my sail on the sea stays behind me."

• Since the s sound appears three times in this section, it is an alliteration. It adds to the song's appeal.

Hyperbole

• The line refers to the ocean's foreverness. Moana exaggerates the distance by suggesting that no one knows how far it is. But everyone does know how far the ocean stretches. The ocean seems to be endless.

"And no one knows, how far it goes"

Alliteration

• Since the t sound appears four times in this line, it is an alliteration. It has a nice ring to it.

"Every turn I take, every trail I track."

Rhetorical Question

"And let me know, what's beyond that line, will I cross that line?"

• Moana is asking a question to which she isn't actually looking for an answer. She's simply saying that she intends to move forward.

Parallelism

"See the line where the sky meets the sea? It calls me."

"See the light as it shines on the sea? It's blinding."

• Both lines begin with the same words, but the following words shift when you read the line. It emphasizes how appealing the sea is, but Moana changes it by saying that the need to go has become blinding due to how intense it has become.

Symbolism

"The line where the sky meets the sea"

• From Moana's perspective, the horizon is the line where the sky meets the sea.

Penjelasan:

Figure of Speech