The feeling in the classroom is dejected and mourning.
Explanation:
Franz in the classroom of the Last Lesson is giving his last lecture of French before the German forces would take him away and make the study of the mother tongue of the children illegal.
Thus his last lesson is in a sense the last part of the life of those children apparently for them when they will be one with their own culture and then from thereon a foreign language will be imposed on them.
This is why the room is somber and dejected in the narrative.
Compound sentences have more than one subject and more than one verb. ... Remember that an independent clause is a complete sentence, or thought, that has a subject and a verb.
The appeal to fear from Jonathan Edwards is an address meant to engage the emotions of the listeners enough to shake them into being convinced of the repercussions of their sins. With the use of Biblical allusions, Edwards gives impact to his words and furthers his credibility.
