In the literary metaphor “Richard the Lionheart”, Richard and the lion still remain “Lionhearted” although by sharing the same context they interact. They are presumed to have a commonplace and this presumption is the very inertia that defines their commonality. One attribute radiates, exudes and transfers to the other. In the case of the literary metaphor, human perception is needed to discern the commonality that it expresses.
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