"[I]f his majesty, in consideration of your services, and pursuant to his own merciful disposition, would please to spare your l
ife, and only give orders to put out both your eyes, he humbly conceived that, by this expedient, just might in some measure be satisfied, and all the world applaud the lenity of the emperor, as well as the fair and generous proceedings of those who have the honor to be his counselors. . . ." What would be the best suggestion to give to Jonathan Swift for improving the symbolism of sight in the passage? Add three long sentences into the middle of the passage. Explain the background of the statement, “in consideration of your services.” Include more words like “eyesight,” “see,” “view,” or “gaze.” Describe the personality and appearance of the counselors.
By adding words relating to sight, like "see", "view" and "gaze", the author can create a more vivid symbolism of what the sense of sight means in this passage.
When it talks about putting out both of the listener's eyes, Jonathan Swift could add details including this type of words to add to the imagery of sight.
The correct answer is the <em>stream of consciousness</em>. The technique is used to describe the many feelings and thoughts character passing through his mind. We can observe it in the character of Septimus.
Wavered means moving unsteadily, quivered is synonymous with shiver or shake, burst is used when something happens suddenly and with force and throb is a shrilling voice according to the excerpt definitions. The nature of the words gives us a sense of <em>intense, anxiety and fear.</em>
There is a poem called "The Second Coming" by William Butler Yeats questioning the nature of humanity after the First World War. There are lines<em> "Things fall apart; the center cannot hold"</em> is relevant with the description of the excerpt.
Once the dislocation is pinpointed, treatment will be commenced depending on the severity of your injury. This may involve: Manual reduction – This method involves gentle manipulation by your doctor to ease your bones back into position.
