The poet's use of quotation marks and dramatic shift in word choice in this excerpt from "Attack the Water" suggest that these words are coming from another source, such as the news.
This accounts for the change in word choice, as the news, would have been written or spoken by someone else. Also, adding this to the poem helps describe the situation in Vietnam from an outside standpoint.
<em>By the time Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde had been written, Darwin had already published his theory on the evolution of man. This is very interesting because one of his major themes in the novel is ignoring the worst instincts of man. Dr. Jekyll represents what man is because of the pressures put onto us by society. He quotes that he is a philanthropist and well known in society because people have come to expect it from him. But his more instinctual side is bored of this do-gooder. And on some level, Dr. Jekyll wants to indulge in these instincts because of the need for pleasure. The question then appears itself though, would he want to indulge in these pleasures as much if the social requirements of men in the Victorian Era weren't as great? </em>
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Answer:
Can it be random sentience like: James, the star quarterback, strode over, confidence radiating off him in waves. or does it need to be more specific?
Explanation:
Scout says he does not feel good about the Maycomb County school system and does not like it. Jem tells Scout that the older he gets, the better school he will have, and it was not until he got to sixth grade that he learned something of value. Egyptian period. Scout is looking forward to going to school because Dill left and her brother goes to school and there is nothing better to do.
