Answer:
The narrator develops Peyton Farquhar's fate through the stars.
Explanation:
An Occurrence at Owl Creek is a short story written by American author Ambrose Bierce, and it is the story of Peyton Farquhar and his very own death during American Civil War.
As known, Farquhar must die because he is caught in a trap set by a Union scout who tells him something related to the Owl Creek Bridge; on the other hand, Farquhar supported the Confederation.
In the excerpt, we can see how the narrator uses setting for foreshadowing Farquhar's fate: first of all, he looks up and finds the stars and constellations, that are organized where "a malign significance" could be understood, even if it is not totally accurate. However, as the story advances, readers can find what that significance is.
Answer:
A. Her rise to the championship is a Cinderella story of triumph.
Explanation:
Allusion simply means bringing something to mind or referencing it without mentioning it explicitly.
The answer that represents allusion is the first option (Option A) because it alluded the triumph story of Cinderella to her rise to triumph.
Cinderella is a children's cartoon that talks about the rise to riches and royalty of a poor mistreated orphan.
What they are looking for here is supporting details for this claim. As you read, hat reasons are given to go into war? Why is it said that this is good idea? Was it for national security? Was it to ensure our safety? It may not be directly stated, either. This may be something you need to infer.
A.Marlow's expectation of humanistic motives for European actions in Africa is consistently dashed.