<span>Metaphor is a figurative speech of specialized meaning not based on the literal meaning of the words or a comparison of two unlike things. When one say, “my teacher is a dragon”, it means that a person is mean or has fierce characteristic especially if that person is not in a good mood or deeply mad.
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Aunt Alexandra wants Scout to become a lady. She tries to teach her how to be more lady-like. So when Aunt Alexandra leaves, no one teaches Scout to be more girly because everyone has somewhat excepted it. So she acts what she was before she came to their house: tomboyish.
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Answer:
I don't have any context on how these words are being used, but I can conclude that the speaker chose these words because they help portray the characters determintation during a dilemma.
Explanation:
Vow
VERB
vowed (past tense) · vowed (past participle)
solemnly promise to do a specified thing.
Settle
VERB
settled (past tense) · settled (past participle)
resolve or reach an agreement about (an argument or problem).
Avenge
VERB
avenged (past tense) · avenged (past participle)
inflict harm in return for (an injury or wrong done to oneself or another).
Impunity
NOUN
exemption from punishment or freedom from the injurious consequences of an action.
Answer : Odysseus' name sounds like nobody. He means that the cyclops will be eating nobody. Lines 276-277: Explain the irony of the gift the Cyclops says he will give to Odysseus. The irony is that the gift is the gift of the God and Odysseus is not a god.
Explanation:
Because he mean he will eat odysseus last, but he stumbles on the truth later on that he will eat no more of Odysseus's men
