Concept:The line contains a question asked only for effect, not for a real answer.
Explanation:The speaker asks: "Did you read our mind in your lies?"
This question does not expect an answer from the listener.
The speaker already knows the truth behind the liar's words.
It is used to stress the speaker's awareness and challenge the liar.
A question of this kind is called a rhetorical question.
It creates emphasis and makes the reader reflect on the liar's evil intent.
Personification gives human qualities to non-human things.
Oxymoron brings together two opposite or contradictory ideas.
Pathetic fallacy attributes human emotions to nature.
None of these devices fits the line as accurately as a rhetorical question.
Answer:D. rhetorical question.