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Answer:
The author realized that the pilgrims did not expect the sympathy and help of the natives to create the America they wanted, she also should not wait, but she should, like the pilgrims, overcome difficulties and create their America.
Explanation:
In "America and I" the author reveals her experience as an immigrant in America, who arrived in search of the American dream and realized that things did not work exactly as she expected, especially in relation to the treatment of Americans towards her, who was quite hostile and did not convey any sympathy. The author reveals that this made her very melancholy and disgusted about the country she longed to live in, however, while reading about the history of the USA, she saw that the pilgrims who started this country also did not find empathy and kindness from the natives, for on the contrary, they were received with hostility, in addition to having to face hunger, cold, pests and all the insecurity that the new environment provided, to build the America that they had aimed for.
She saw herself just like the pilgrims and realized that the Americans, like the Native Americans, treated her the way they did because they had never lived with foreigners, but their America was already built and she, like the pilgrims, should win adversity and build her America.
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Answer: The "Wedding March" was composed by Felix Mendelssohn.
Answer:
<em>'He could feel the hound, like autumn, come cold and dry and swift</em>
Explanation:
Bradbury uses the simile of the <em>hound like autumn</em> in order to provoke sensations that are similar to the feelings we experience when Autumn is near and Summer is over.
The coldness and the swift character of the (mechanical) hound expresses the emotionless hunting of the machine in the shape of a hound.
