Explanation: The statement that is an allusion and will emphasize the image of the lovely character in Anthony’s story is: “Like Cinderella on her way to the prince’s ball, Anna was perfect in every detail.”
This sentence is an allusion because it references Cinderella, a well-known character from fairy tales, to describe Anna’s perfection. This comparison not only emphasizes Anna’s beauty but also suggests a sense of magic and enchantment associated with her character, much like Cinderella. The other statements are similes and metaphors, but they do not make a direct reference to a well-known story, character, or event, so they are not considered allusions.