The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although there are no previous context or references, we can answer this in general terms with the following comments.
The roles do our inner and outer selves play in our lives today, at the beginning of the 21st century are fundamental to understand the series of changes and transformations that people are living in and the changes of traditional institutions such as governments, corporations, and churches.
We are born with our "primitive" and are part of our ancestry lineage. Then we learn from our primary groups to behave ourselves and in society. That is when we change and observe everything that is around us and make decisions. Some conscious, some unconscious.
That is the importance of not only see with our eyes, but we have to use our inner voice that says something different and is the one that can make sense of all the external changes that the mind finds difficult to understand.
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The Story of Ruby Bridges by Robert Coles - Key Themes, Symbols, and Motifs: Bravery and Acceptance are both key themes in this story. Students can create a storyboard to visualize each, paying special attention to how each theme effects Ruby Bridges and ties into the issue of school segregation.
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metaphors: comparing without using like or as: "like a detective",
similes: somparing using the words 'like' or 'as': "His eyes were pools of blue",
onomotopeia: formation of a word from a sound associated with what is named: "time ticked by"
oxymoron: some thing that contradicts itself: "deafening silence"
alliteration: occurrence of the same letter or sound: "time ticked by" "I held his hand and hoped"
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kinda speaks for itself i suppose
<span>Greeting's!
True The Greek Goddess </span><span>Athena Is Angry At Hearing Odysseus's Made Up Story When He Meets Her On Ithaca.
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He exhibits all the characteristics of a tragic hero of the Elizabethan age....<span>filling us, his audience and readers, with pity and terror!</span>