On his way to work, Montang runs into Clarisse, for the second time, and again she questions him nonstop about his feelings towards his wife and work. When he arrives to the fire station, Montang passes the Mechanical Hound, an enormous robotic police dog, which is able to locate and get rid of its prey, once set to someone's chemical balance. Montang is alarmed when the dog growls at him, and tells his concern to his boss, Chief Beatty. His chief dismisses the problem, making arrogant references to the Mechanical Hound and Montang's daily dislike to it.
The language would be Ithkuil
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I'm not sure about 4 I'm sorry love :/
But #5 is that he concludes that the group should be fearing themselves. He notices how savage and angry the boys get over small things. They take everything far too seriously and end up hurting people for it. He knows that being in a terrifying and dire situation like this, the group would become dangerous.
Explanation:
<span>If my memory serves me well, ''the censors'' and ''rhinoceros'' both explore themes related to these topics : </span>hardship and survival,honesty and deception. These two couple of themes are being developed using such literary device of comparing and contrast in each of the stories.
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In this excerpt from Hard Times by Charles Dickens,the lines that include images of the horrors of industrialization are: A. it was a town of unnatural red and black like the painted face of a savage. <span>C. black canal in it, and a river that ran purple with ill-smelling dye.
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