The correct answer is: a) These descriptions of nature symbolize freedom and possibility in Mrs. Mallard's life and perhaps an "awakening" from her grief or her repressed life as a married woman. These images also suggest that Mrs. Mallard's yearning for freedom is something natural.
Indeed, the description mentions the “tree tops aquiver with new life”. This is a beautiful example of the pathetic fallacy, since the blossoming of nature in spring is associated with Mrs. Mallard’s awakened emotions before the possibilities of freedom. She is also quivering due to the emotional turmoil associated to her realization. The fact that spring is traditionally associated with the renewal of life after the death of winter means that the symbolism here is used to express the fact that a new life awaits Mrs. Mallard.
Furthermore, the sky is more of less gray with several “patches of blue”. This of course brings attention to the fact that her life is momentarily gray with the death of her husband but that it is gradually opening up to sunnier, blue skies of personal freedom.
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stress
Explanation:
if your talking about a book then i might not know but if not then peer pressure brings stress to someone and makes them become someone that they were forced to become
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Explanation:
On Saturday morning I woke up to go catch the bus to go to the library. I went to the library near me to get some books and find a bus stop. Once I got to the bus stop, it was completely deserted. "Will the bus even come here?" I thought for a while. Then my thoughts were interrupted by a cry. Behind the bus stop was a little pink box. It was a baby girl! She had diapers and a little vest with her. I didn't know what to do! Should I take her home or not?! She seemed awfully tired and I could tell she had been crying for a while. Finally I decided why not take her home and get the chance to have a new sister! I got home after a bus thankfully came to the scary-feeling bus stop. "Hey sweetie how was your day-"my mom said once I walked through the door pausing. "Hey mom I found a baby!" I squealed. She didn't hesitate to grab her phone to call the police. After about 30 minutes a car arrived who I assumed were the policemen. They took some pictures which made me upset because I knew what would happen next. They got the box and took the baby. They stated that she would be going to a welfare department. I felt really sad for the baby and hoped she would find a loving family to love her like I did since that very first time I met her at the not so deserted bus stop!
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British philosopher George Berkeley believed in immaterialism, which rejects the existence of physical matter and considers that material objects are only ideas of those who perceive them. In the quotation, he believes that it is impossible to know whether there are things outside the mind. In that matter, he maintains that there exists the same evidence now for thinking that there are things outside the mind, and that same evidence would also exist if there were no things outside the mind.
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Nowadays, given the changes in family and social structures that have overthrown the traditional family system (that is, the typical family whose spouses were married until the end have been moved to a society in which there are divorces, assembled families, single-parent families, etc.) have suppressed the figures of discipline and family hierarchy that, until that moment, were represented in the figures of the father and mother of the family, which were ultimately images similar to those of the State power structures (that is, it was educated from the teaching of respect for the hierarchy).
Today, with this disruption, many of these hierarchical representations have been lost, which has generated that many young people have begun to take attitudes of rebellion and indiscipline, motivated by the lack of a strong hierarchical and disciplinary role in their family environment.
