Answer:
you said that I was phoning my mother.
Answer:
It makes Charlie realize that he must finish his research as quickly as possible.
Explanation:
In Daniel Keyes' "Flowers for Algernon," as Charlie sees the outcome that the procedure is having on Algernon, a laboratory mouse, he realizes that the same will happen to him. Thus, he hurries to finish his paper on artifcial intelligence before the effect of the surgery makes his genious intelligence decline and return to his mental disability. In fact, he writes in his report:
<em>"I am going ahead with my plans to carry their research forward. With all due respect to both of these fine scientists, l am well aware of their limitations. If there is an answer, I'll have to find it out for myself. Suddenly, time has become very important to me.
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The answer is: Williams speaks as an observer, but Frost speaks as a participant in the harvest.
In the poem "The Corn Harvest," Williams writes in the third person, which implies he is a spectator of the scene he describes. However, in the excerpt from "After Apple Picking," Frost uses the first person point of view, so it is the narrator who has taken part in the apple-picking.
