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The line, about drifting in the cottony clouds is the additional line that best matches the tone of the poem, “The Caged Bird.” Thus, option B is correct.
<h3>What is the tone of “The Caged Bird?”</h3>
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The tone of the poem is the attitude and the writer's perspective towards his work that gets interpreted by the readers. In the poem, the tone of frustration and anger is depicted through the lines.
The two birds of the poem are in a contrasting environment as one is free and another is caged. The caged bird can only sing freely but cannot fly, unlike the freed bird.
Therefore, option B. and he drifts among the cottony clouds sets the tone.
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Answer:
One explicit incident when Zeus was overthrown was when for some nebulous reason, the other Olympians got sick of Zeus being in charge, so while he was napping they bound him up in chains. The rebellion was spearheaded by Hera, Athena, and Poseidon (some versions swap one of them out with Apollo), who proceeded to argue which of them should be the sole person in charge, i.e. replace Zeus. While they argued, the Oceanid Thetis (later the mother of Achilles) got Briareus, one of the Hundred Handed Ones whom Zeus rescued from Tartarus during the Titanomachy, to free Zeus. The rebels quickly bowed back down to Zeus after that.
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