One modernist author who examined racism and oppression through a story of friendship between an Englishman and an Indian was E.M. Foster, in his most famous work, A Passage to India. The whole novel itself is about whether it will ever be possible for an Indian and an Englishman to become friends, given the circumstances in India after the British colonization. Written in 1924, the novel explores this theme, as well as many other subjects such as oppression and racism.
In Beowulf the character of Grendel wails in lines 781 to 789 because he has been injured. In fact his injuries are severe and he is dying.
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They hardly ever bother to lock doors or fasten windows. It seems unnecessary in a town like Honest, Ohio.
Explanation: the passage uses words like (they) which is third person POV
noun: a rigid piece of wood. i think that makes the most sense
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Onomatopoeia
Explanation:
An onomatopoeia is a word that phonetically imitates the sound it describes. An example of this is "cuckoo."
