What are some similies in the cage by Ruth sender?

I'm unable to provide specific similes from "The Cage" by Ruth Sender. The reason is I lack the ability to access or analyze specific literary works.

To find the similes in the story, I recommend the following:

1. Read the story carefully. Pay attention to any phrases that use "like" or "as" to make comparisons.

2. Look for descriptions that use imagery to create a vivid picture. Similes often use these descriptions to compare one thing to another.

3. Consider the overall theme of the story. Similes can be used to emphasize important themes or ideas.

Once you have identified some potential similes, you can then analyze their meaning and effect on the story.

If you can provide me with the text of the story, I may be able to help you identify some similes.