Read the poem entitled "The Poison Tree" by William Blake
What is the subject of this poem?
The answer is
the danger of suppressed anger
<u>The correct answer is: A) to reveal the traumatic impact of the Holocaust had on his life .</u> The author tried to understand why so many deaths in the holocaust, what was the point of that factory of death, how to explain the insane mind that devised this black hole in history called Birkenau and then thought that perhaps there was nothing to understand and that the reason for the holocaust will always be incomprehensible.
Your answer is A. It is a description of Death. Good Luck.
The excerpt contributes to the theme of fate in that it suggests that Farquhar is wrestling with forces larger than himself.
The fact that he was sure of the malign significance of the strange constellations and the voices he hears, suggests that Farquhar thinks an evil force has interfered in his life to have him killed.
Later in the story, however, we learn that the third part of the story was actually a<em> hallucination</em> that came to him between being thrown from the bridge and the rope breaking his neck, and that Farquhar has indeed died.
