The Destructors is a short story that was written by <span>Graham Greene in 1954.
It tackles the class struggle in the English society in the decade that followed World War II.
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The mood of "The Destructors" is best described as: "cold"
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Answer: 3. He reacts in a socially appropriate way.
In this excerpt, we learn that Peter Ivanovich tends to react in socially appropriate ways to emotional situations. The author tells us that Peter Ivanovich knew "what the right thing to do was." He also tells us that the actions he took were intended to achieve a particular result. At no point in the story does it seem like Peter Ivanovich took a step out of emotion, or acted spontaneous in any way. Instead, he acted the way he believed was socially appropriate to act.
I think its an alliteration
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The answer is <u>The poem Her Head written by Joan Murray about a city called Natal Ekuvukeni in South Africa. The poem is about the draught it had and the adverse effects as a result of it. Due to the drought, many cattle and vegetation died and many women had to carry water from far away from wells for their household.</u>
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Visitors is used as in "guests" who payed for a service...
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