Help quick.... Whatever the reason, a swell of approval palpable as rain lifted from the center of the crowd and rolled out towa
rd its edges, where it crashed against buildings and water wall and rolled back at Scotty with redoubled force, lifting him off his stool, onto his feet (the roadies quickly adjusting the microphones), exploding the quavering husk Scotty had appeared to be just moments before and unleashing something strong, charismatic, and fierce. Anyone who was there that day will tell you the concert really started when Scotty stood up. How does the author portray Scotty in this excerpt? His confidence is transformed by the crowd’s response.His musical ability is improving as he performs.His anger is unleashed by the chaos of the crowd.His excitement is shown by his moves on stage.
The author is portraying the character in such a way that, h<span>is confidence is transformed by the crowd’s response.
The moment that hew as preparing to perform, Scotty was already on top of his game ready to slay the stage and the crowd who is overly excited or eager to see him live and in action.</span>
In the poem<span> Fog Sandburg helps us visualize his description of the fog by using the </span>figurative language<span>of a cat tiptoeing in on tiny cat feet,.</span>
