I agree, because the only other one that might kind of fit would be blindness of love, and that doesn't entirely fit that Act. Also, dangers of disobedience shows how the consequences of disobedience are bad (death).
Hello. You did not inform the poem to which this question refers, which makes it impossible to formulate a question exactly. However, I will try to help you in the best possible way.
The simile is a figure of speech that establishes the comparison between two elements that have different contests, but that can, subjectively, promote a link between both. The idea of the simile is to create a symbolism, a different meaning, that in a subjunctive way shows a characteristic, that promotes a strong meaning.
It is "A" because it does not specify the harm that it brings to animals/wildlife.
Answer:
John is one of the principal characters in a Brave new world, he is the son of the Director and he is attracted to Lenina because of her good looks and because she is different from the other women John has seen.
Explanation:
Brave new world is a story about a futuristic kind of leaving where babies are created in laboratories and people do not have relationships and families as before, John is the natural son of the director and that is a crime, reason why he has grown apart from the ideal society and reading Shakespeare books when he gets involved with the society he experiences conflicts about his feelings with Lenina.
A.
There should always be a comma before a quote and that is a sentence so there is a period at the end
