Answer:
B. The people's lives are difficult, but they pretend to feel joy when others can see.
Explanation:
Paul Laurence Dunbar's poem "We Wear the Mask" refers to or talks about people who hide behind a mask to show the side that people want to see. But deep beneath the mask of happiness and smile that people can see, there is pain and suffering and crying, which is hidden so well by the mask.
The speaker talks about suffering which <em>"hides our cheeks and shades our eyes"</em>. He then went on to state <em>"We smile, but, O great Christ, our cries / To thee from tortured souls arise."</em> And when he says <em>"We sing, but oh the clay is vile / Beneath our feet, and long the mile;" </em>he seems to say that <u>despite the hardships faced by them, they will pretend to be joyful and show a happy face that everyone expects and wants to see</u>, and he will hide his true feelings behind the mask.
Thus, the correct answer is option B.
Answer:
Hay muchas cosas que puede usar en esto, pero la forma en que puede encontrar las mejores respuestas es escribir algunas respuestas que le gusten en una hoja de papel en blanco y cuando haya terminado, puede marcar las que no desea hasta que haya solo queda uno
The correct answer is:
Upset by Utterson persistence.
Mr. Utterson, who´s the main narrator in the novel, has a rational, calm and curious personality. He is a lawyer and consequently a respectable and prosperous man in Victorian London. All these traits, in addition to his persistence, lead him to discover the truth about Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde's relationship.
Answer:
I would pretty much do anything to survive unless it compromised my beliefs or it involved cannibalism.
Explanation:
