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Yes
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It is because people can disagree with this statement.
Answer: Because in the book "Their Eyes Were Watching God" is told from the perspective of an omniscient third-person narrator, meaning the narrator has access to the inner lives of each character. Unlike Janie and the other characters, the narrator does not speak in the informal Southern dialect. However, the novel is framed as if Janie is telling her story to Pheoby, suggesting that the narrator—while separate from Janie’s voice—is actually an abstraction of Janie herself. This narrator is reliable and engaged with the unfolding story, describing Janie’s emotions with intimate familiarity. For example, when Jody dies and Janie feels no real grief, the narrator explains how Janie “sent her face to Joe’s funeral, and herself went rollicking with the springtime across the world.” This narrator has privileged access to the inner life Janie cannot outwardly expose.
Explanation:
A.the horse dies and is sent to a cemetery to rip and never to return back to the farm where he live for twenty years and had his first party at that's the correct answer brah
According to Haidri, to "recollect the emotion itself" it is necessary to understand the deeper sensation that an incident provoked.
Although you haven't shown it, we can see that this question refers to "Lottery" written by Rasma Haidri.
By reading this essay, we can see that:
- The author reflects on what it is to write and edit poetry.
- She claims that a poem is a difficult text and must be written very carefully.
- That's because to write poetry efficiently, the author needs to collect, remember emotions.
- This process consists of recalling an incident that occurred and thinking about the deepest emotion that the incident provided.
The depth of that emotion is what allows a poem to be written in a meaningful way.
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