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The Princess sent him to the door to his right which is the one with the lady. The Lady does not want him killed by the Tiger. She worried that he would have not went in the door to his right and would go into the opposite door where the tiger was to his left because the Princesses father does not want them together while they are in love with each other!!
Answer:
a) The crow and the hemlock tree in the poem which are the two agents of nature represent the dark side of nature along with a depressive, sorrowful and bitter side
b) inspires and gives him the idea to shake off his depressive thoughts, become cheerful and useful.
c) He means the day began with regrets and suddenly changed into happiness after the dust of snow fell on him.
d) The crow's movement
Explanation:
a) The crow and the hemlock tree represent sorrow. The dust of snow that is shaken off the hemlock tree by the crow stands for joy that Frost experiences.
b) The mood of the poet changed because the way the crow shakes down the dust of snow on the poet, inspires and gives him the idea to shake off his depressive thoughts, become cheerful and useful.
c) He means the day began with regrets and suddenly changed into happiness after the dust of snow fell on him.
d) The crow's movement
If her comments are all about herself and how supreme she is then she is selfish otherwise she is not.
Some questions that came to mind based on Eleanor Roosevelt’s speech <em>“The Struggle for Human Rights.” </em>are:
- Why was she trying to convince them to vote?
- How would this Declaration have an effect?
- Would she be successful?
<h3>What was Eleanor's speech about?</h3>
This refers to the speech made by Eleanor Roosevelt to the United Nations committee in order to convince them to vote for the Declaration of Human Rights.
Hence, we can see that the main country that she had in mind was the Soviet bloc as she was criticized for placing emphasis on individual rights over collective rights.
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