Answer:
Just like a warrior's weapon is a sword, a writer's weapon is a pen. A sword either makes or breaks people, and is either used to kill or protect. It’s the same as how writers use a pen: they write the words in their minds, and these words can also make or break people.
The protagonist in a novel is similar to that of a lion, they both are strong and have claws and teeth. Just as a lion can tear you from limb to limb, a protagonist in a story can metaphorically do the same. The difference is the protagonist uses hurtful words, and other mechanisms, just as a lion uses its teeth and claws to tear apart its prey.
Explanation:
Hope this helps anyone who reads it.
