Bennett and Royle argue that, far from having a merely “decorative” function, “figuration is fundamental to our world, to our lives” (“Figures and Tropes” 82). Keeping this sentence in mind, explain two (2) tropes/figures of speech in one of the stanzas below, and relate these lines to larger conceptual ideas of sexual difference or secrets. (please make sure you don’t talk about bennet and royle but rather talk about the works and answering the questions in order to get good marks, it’s a short response essay so the more critical the better)