<span>“<span>With a steady stony glance—
Like some bold seer in a trance,
Beholding all his own mischance,
Mute, with a glassy countenance—
She look'd down to Camelot.”</span></span>
These
are the lines that depicts the Lady of Shallot defying the curse.
<span>Previously,
she has heard a voice saying that a curse will befall her if she looks down to
Camelot and in those lines, it shows that she is defying the curse by looking
down to Camelot with a steady and stony gaze.</span>
Line 50 and line 53 express the grandmother's awareness of the varied experiences of life in the city, as shown in option 1.
<h3>How is this variety expressed?</h3>
- The grandmother watches the people in the city.
- People do different activities.
- The grandmother sees that the city is dynamic and busy.
The narrator shows how the grandmother observes people doing completely different things, in the same urban environment. In this environment, people are walking, talking, waiting for buses, and getting into taxis, among others.
This is very different from the monotony of country life.
This question is about the text "Caramelo" written by Sandra Cisneros.
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Answer:overcoming a challenge is like achieving a goal you have set out or relieving stress and taking weight off your shoulders
Explanation:
Overcoming a challenge is always possible if you put In your all
I haven't read this book since freshman year. George Orwell states that the pigs in animal farm express communism to some extent, and the more power the pigs have, they create a negative democracy. At first the Old Major wants all the farm animals to be equal, until they come up with reasons not to and basically they get kicked out of their communism "club".
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Answer:
Door and More.
Explanation:
That I scarce was sure I heard you"-here I opened wide the door:-
Darkness there and nothing more.
