We are currently reading this in class as well.
Forgive me if I'm wrong, but I believe that the answer is, "They see Dr. Mengele deciding who will live and who will die."
Answer:
She is "a fallen monument" due to the fact that she fought for the equality of blacks and women. Because she was the last person that fought for the cause. Thus, she is regarded as "a fallen monument" to those that are scared and anxious to face the government. She is known as a idol due to the fact that she is the only one remaining on the cause for black women equality. One of the themes of the story is to be different and strong enough to stand for something and she tried to do that. She wanted to be the last person that fought for the cause.
Explanation:
She is "a fallen monument" due to the fact that she fought for the equality of blacks and women. Because she was the last person that fought for the cause. Thus, she is regarded as "a fallen monument" to those that are scared and anxious to face the government. She is known as a idol due to the fact that she is the only one remaining on the cause for black women equality. One of the themes of the story is to be different and strong enough to stand for something and she tried to do that. She wanted to be the last person that fought for the cause.
<span>adverb clause; reviews
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I blame you (with a passive voice)
In “The Devil and Tom Walker” Irving is saying that the values in American society lie in the wrong place chosing wealth and financial prosperity over the well-being of others.
Irving sees America becoming greedy and warns the reader not to follow Tom Walkers ´s path that led him to exchange his soul to the devil blinded by his ambition for money.
This statement reflects the popular themes of individualism in the romantic era. The American romantics believed that a man's choices decided his fate. Washington Irving shows how Tom chooses the wrong direction that led him astray from the true values of humanity.
