Yes, she does sell sea shells by the sea shore.
<span>The author use fictional elements to develop a theme in "Look Homeward Angel" is that the author focused on a setup that is real dystopian. Living in a dystopian community is like living in hell. It is dehumanizing and unpleasant. It is particularly, 'delirium'; it is not trying to warn us of anything.</span>
Answer:
The regional cuisine of the area suggests that the place is near the seas/ oceans for the seafood. And the vegetables suggest that the climate of that place may be hot climate.
Explanation:
First, let's take into consideration the food of the place in question. The availability of seafood means that it is near to the sea. Then there are pineapples, beans, and corn which require moderate to higher temperature places. They cannot survive in cold places nor in too hot places.
By these inferences, we can deduce that the location of the place is near to the seas, but also have a warmer temperature.
The climate of these places is mainly hot to warm temperatures and close to the sea which obviously, is the case for these nations surrounded by the sea. The most probable location of these foods will be Southern American nations.
The sound devices used are rhyme and rhythm. The author used these two poetic devices to highlight the musicality of the poem. The rhyme scheme is alternate (abab cdcd efef). Although the rhyme is not perfect, the intention to rhyme is evident. Like the rhyme pattern, the rhythm is also apparent, although not perfect. Each line has 8 syllables, few have 7. This uniform number of syllables establish a steady beat when the lines are read.
An author may use jigsaw puzzles as a symbol. Symbols are often used to describe a story/poem's meaning by strengthening the reader's understanding. If a character is portrayed as confused, the jigsaw puzzle can be used to describe the character. Beautiful music, gentle household pets and luxurious clothing are not symbols that closely correlate with the author's portrayal of the confused character.