A cat in a red and white striped hat entertains children stuck at home on a rainy day.
The answer is D.it helps guide our behaviour. I can’t be sure on the answer tho.
Answer:
This poem tells how a girl is forced to follow the rules without being able to experience them for herself.
Explanation:
This poem is narrated by a little girl who claims that her parents are educating her and forcing her to follow rules, but they do not see that this is not what she wants.
<em>"propping me up
</em>
<em>but unable to read
</em>
<em>what I feel "
</em>
The girl also claims that they were not born with rules, and it is somewhat unfair for her to have to live it now.
This could be connected to the speaker and the poet since she could be describing her own childhood and her own parents.
It is simply a rhyme scheme. Every alternating line of the poem, the last words rhyme. That is the use of a rhyme scheme. I wouldn't say there is a 'which' to a rhyme scheme.
He further states that he will hide the money, until Doolittle returns
