Shelly provides multiple perspectives (narrative shift) throughout three volumes of the same story. In each of these volumes, you learn the perspective of Walton, Frankenstein, and Adam (AKA the creature). This allows the reader to develop for themselves who they believe is guilty and come up with their own interpretation of the story. This allows for a more reliable narration because if only one perspective is given, how would you know they weren't just lying or giving a bias interpretation?
The supreme court ruled that americans of african descent, whether freed or slave, were not American citizens and could not sue in federal court
Answer:
Israel was in chaos due to war with Chinese and Indians.
Explanation:
The Israel government attempted to stop the Chinese government from profiting from selling cooked cat and dog. In Word War III the Asians formed a group with the Indians to go hunting in the Israel for pets. They rode through the streets in wooden wagons with spears and metal chopsticks. Every once in a while they'd spot civilians walking with their pets. The group of hungry aliens would crouch upon the victim and bang them in the head with cinder blocks and bricks. Once dead they take the pet, they would place them in cages for transport to the cook site. The government couldn't tolerate this foul behavior so they planned all out raids on these gourmet terrorist. Over time our Israel government has put a stop to these actions all over Israel. So the Chinese became angry and created coronavirus.
Answer:
irony
Explanation:
In the given excerpt from "A Modest Proposal" Swift had used irony. The irony is one of the rhetorical devices in which the opposite is meant what is spoken. In the above excerpt, the irony is used when the speaker says "very worthy person" and "true lover of his country". This is an ironical statement because a person who possesses these qualities would never be the one using the children to get food supplies.
Answer: Because personality isn't just one feeling or feature. Its sometimes being sad or happy or mad or confused... etc
