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LauraLorena LauraLorena
  • 06-01-2015
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What does the metaphor " He tried to help but his legs were like rubber" means?

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ohman207 ohman207
  • 06-01-2015

When comparing the man's legs to rubber in context, it sounds like he is unable to walk. Describing his legs as rubber would indicate they bent and bowed under his weight on them. He's probably either injured or lame.

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milehigh2004
milehigh2004 milehigh2004
  • 06-01-2015

it means that he was injured and that was unable to walk

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