The correct answer is option letter C (Those who support slavery are evil, and their souls are doomed.). The book “<em>Thoughts and Sentiments on the Evil of Slavery</em>” by Ottobah Cugoano (1999) is a criticism of slavery by Cugoano, an African descent. In his writing, Cugoano rejects the idea of pro-slavery of that day. In this excerpt presented above, Cugoano argues that the men who worked with slaves (“<em>such men</em>”) had advantages that he did not envied, since those advantages were not good or appreciated. Cugoano describes <em>such men</em> as “<em>that of a blacker kind</em>” of black, a colour that in this case does not describe their skin but their actions and souls. Therefore, that idea would be the nearest <u>clue</u> of their “<em>infernal hue</em>”, that is, that “<em>such men</em>” that support slavery are <u>evil, and their souls are doomed</u>.
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The CEO is ultimately accountable to the board of directors for the company's performance. The chairman of a company is the head of its board of directors.
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Option D is the Answer. Normally the implied universal theme of a story is revealed just before the action of the story when the writer is describing the Rising Action.
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If we consider the famous story of Rudyard Kipling (a British author in the late 1800’s), Rikki-Tikki-Tavi, you can see that the universal theme is implied in the Rising Action. In the story, a young mongoose, Rikki was washed away in a summer flood to an Englishman’s house. Then he came to know that there is a snake family of a husband and wife in the Garden that threatened the lives of the residents, animals and humans. Rikki then fought the husband and killed him, which is the Rising Action of the story. Then in anger and revenge, the wife threatened the human family living there and they fight. This is the climax of the story. Then the wife was killed and the story ends.
In this story, the universal theme or the conflict in this case is revealed at the Rising Action, which is that the snakes and mongooses are natural predators and they will be in constant struggle forever. The Rising Action is always before the climax, and the universal theme is implied when Rikki killed the snake, thus defining the universal theme.
Conclusion:
In many stories, Option D is used in majority cases by many authors for revealing the universal theme; therefore it is the correct answer
Odysseus lies about his ship because he did not want the cyclops to destroy it
