Explanation:
Note that idioms are expressions (words or sentences) that are used figuratively to communicate ideas in English.
For example, if in a passage one character John tells another Peter that 'I'm all ears, the word ear mentioned by John is an idiomatic expression that means he has given the other character his full attention. If you were to take it literally it would mean he is saying he is an ear.
One could have many interpretations, such as a peace sign, people think hippies, equality, tranquility; however, with a personal symbol there is a more sentimental attachment, involving experience, trauma, or memories
The word that doesn't follow the rules of capitalization in the given sentence is Northeast.
All of the other words follow the rules of capitalization because they are common pronouns and so do not require a capital letter. On the other hand, northwest isn't capitalized when it is a direction on a map or a compass. For example, in the sentence "we will be sailing north for 5 days", north is not supposed to be capitalized. It is capitalized, however, when it is referring to the parts of the country, such as "Pacific West" or "Central Tennessee". So, in "...moving to the Northeast..." it is supposed to be capitalized.
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Southern Gothic genre does not have a light or positive mood, nor are there themes about the goodness in humanity The stories are sometimes written in first person but not a predominant mode. The answer is the Southern Gothic tradition is about characters who are deeply flawed. They are usually
metntally, or morally 'off'. Even the so called 'innocents' dealt with in this type of writing, usually has some type of deeply imbeded flaw.
