I think the obsession is whether things will get contaminated or not, and the compulsion is the actions, such as washing his hands constantly or always cleaning the surfaces in his house. sorry if that’s not it, but i hope it helps :D
Answer:
<u>a) He does not think women find him attractive</u>
Explanation:
These lines are part of the final lines of The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock written by T. S. Eliot, in which a modern, educated, yet emotionally unstable man (Prufrock) expresses his own thoughts on life, society, inadequacy, women, self-image, and shows his anxiety, especially toward human interaction and women rejecting him. In the last lines, Prufrock switches his attention to a beach and fantastic images of mermaids singing to each other, that will never sing to him. Following his pessimistic views, here Prufrock conveys that he feels that women ignore him and do not find him attractive.
Select the right meaning for each of the following words from the options below:
A. Brahman: Brahman
B. reincarnation: reincarnation
C. dharma: dharma
D. Karma: Karma
E. nirvana: nirvana
a.the result of how a person lives; can be good or bad
b.one's personal duty
c.a feeling of perfect peace and happiness
d.the idea of living many times, in different forms; being reborn
e.universal spirit worshipped by the Hindus
Answer:
A = c
B = d
C = b
D = a
E = e
Explanation:
Here is the correct and proper meaning to the following words described above:
A. Brahman: a feeling of perfect peace and happiness
B. reincarnation: the idea of living many times, in different forms; being reborn
C. dharma: one's personal duty
D. Karma: the result of how a person lives; can be good or bad
E. nirvana: universal spirit worshipped by the Hindus
So he could warn the minute men that the British were on their way to take the weapons cache from the colonists.