Dehumanization and othering makes a vast difference on society as a whole. It will not only change how we see our selves but what we see, believe, or even care. Humans are a very emotional, vulnerable, and some could say too dependent. It will cause, little to no uproar, as such feeling would feel restricted, so no one would say out loud, what is wrong with people or them or really do anything. because the people of that society, would feel restricted and have a invisible wall around them restricting them from normal freedom and will doubt them selves a lot. Simply we would be robots, with a mind that is not open for suggestions or something new. No one would strive to be better or put goals for them selves or even care for there lives. Thought we will not be emotionless, some would want to have fake happiness, feel superior or really do anything to gain a glimpse of there emotions. This society will lead to more psychopaths and sociopaths and even more harm to ourselves to try to gain that glimpse of emotion.
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Explanation:
The last storm was a real humdinger! I hear we're in for another humdinger of a storm!
The correct answer is 'empty word', because such words don't really have an important meaning, they are there just as grammatical links or markers. They only have grammatical function, and no meanings in themselves.
The other options are incorrect, 'there' doesn't fit in any of them.
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A. the tone shifts in the third stanza
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A.) Horatio can be trusted.
Explanation:
William Shakespeare's "Hamlet" revolves around the story of a young prince and his desire to avenge the death of his father at the hands of his uncle who had also claimed the throne. The play deals with themes of family, love, gender, insanity, appearance vs reality, supernatural, etc.
In Act I, it was Horatio along with Bernardo and Marcellus who first spotted the ghost of the dead king. And Horatio also revealed to the young prince Hamlet about his father's ghost. By this, Shakespeare seems to indicate that Horatio will be a trusted aide and guide to Hamlet.
Thus, the correct answer is option A.
