Answer:
The answer is that, the speaker wishes that <u>America could be like it was when Whitman was alive</u>
Explanation:
Ginsberg as someone who promotes diversity chose Walt Whitman as a hero and guide because he is a poet of everything and loves diversity like himself. ( In the 50’s, America is like Ozzie and Harriet: middle class, white, hard-working, etc. which was all about conforming to a certain standards, while Ginsberg was all about diversity).
<em>He hopes for the creation of America </em><u><em>big enough for individuality rather than the too much conformity</em></u><em> currently obtainable (Like American citizens should not worry about making money, but instead, they should worry about being themselves or people try to have a different sexual oreintation in an era that was uptight about sexuality).</em>
Answer:
c) they sell skins, or costumes for the avatar
Explanation:
What is directly communicated and requires little interpretation? I'm going on a whim here.... An answer to a question
The question is incomplete, and the full version can be found on questioncove.
Answer: mistreated him
Explanation:
The excerpt explicitly states that Tom´s aunt has mistreated him when Tom imagines what his aunt´s reaction would be if he died. He imagines her promising "she would never, never abuse him anymore", indicating that she has mistreated him before. Although Tom’s aunt and guardian love her nephew, she struggles to discipline him, which seems to have taken her to mistreat him throughout his life. She did rescue him, but his excerpt doesn´t refer to that. She doesn´t have anything to forgive Tom for, nor has she apologized to him.
