Rhyme

Rhyme was a literary device characterized by repeating identical or similar sounds at the end of words.

During a game of oversized telekinetic chess on Platonius between Eraclitus and Dionyd, Alexander warned the former that his "Pan is in jeopardy." Following a "well played" moved, however, Eraclitus proved otherwise and won the game.

Later, in a song from the ancient Greek comedy The Frogs, played by Alexander, he referenced the "Great Pan" who, he sang, "sounds his horn; marking time to the rhyme with his hoof..." (TOS: "Plato's Stepchildren")

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