Mowgli's mastery and control of the fire represents B. his mastery and control over the animals of the jungle. The animals of the jungle fear the "red flower" and do not call it fire because only man can call it that as they do not fear it. When Mowgli learns how to use the fire, he brings it to the meeting and displays his power with the fire and makes all the animals respect him as new leader.
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Wendy celebrates children's imagination and innocence while also underscoring how these same attributes make children unable to fully understand or care about others' feelings. Both mundane (realistic) and fantastical elements appear together throughout the novel, in both the London and Neverland settings.
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B). "this here"
Explanation:
Colloquial diction is characterized as the use of slang or informal expressions to communicate a thought in writing or speech. Such a diction is primarily employed to offer a conversational tone and give it a casual effect. In the given quotation, the use of <u>the words 'this here' display that the speaker employs colloquial diction as the formal language follows a specific syntactical structure that is being ignored here to give a conversational touch</u>. Thus, <u>option B</u> is the correct answer.
Mr. Duseel.........................................
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Q u a c k i t y
I love him, along with the DreamSMP! Wilbur, tommy, techno, and ranboo and my favorites^^
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- Eijiro <3
