رَأَيْتُ أَسَدًا يَرْمِي
I saw a lion shooting arrows.
Model response: “Lion” is not intended as an animal because “shooting arrows” supplies a human-action clue. The borrowed lion stands for a courageous person: an explicit metaphor. The image intensifies the sense of bravery.
A nearby wrong alternative is emphatic simile, because the human subject of comparison is not expressly present. A plain constructed revision “I saw a brave man” communicates the sense directly but loses the metaphorical picture.