Symbolism, Stylistic, or Literary Devices.

In my book, The Cobra Event, I haven't really seen any type of symbolism used to describe a bigger idea. I don't think I will see any now because I'm alrady more than halfway done. Yes, I haven't done my transition from my first book to my second book. But that's only because my first book takes me a while because there is a lot of science words that are complicated to understand. My second book, I've already started reading it a while back, so I think that one will go by fast so I don't have to take a long time on that one.

My author likes to use fiction to describe real situations in life. He uses fake characters to express true events. This is the only type of literary device that I've noticed that my author uses. Throughout the weekend, I read from page 204 - 274, a total of seventy pages. Through these pages, I read that the virus that Kate Moran got infected with, other people also got infected with it. Those people were named Glen Dudley and Suzanne Tanaka who were technicians in the Army Medical Management Unit. Scientists called the virus the cobra virus. This infection was a mixture of a butterfly virus and the common cold virus. They call it the cobra virus because it hits a mucus membrane and zooms for the brain. " Cobra is a biological missile designed to take out the brain... Cobra is the ultimate head cold".