Answer:
1) to emphasize how dangerously packed the streets are
2) to highlight the idea that Caesar suffers from illness
3) to suggest that Caesar will soon be put to death
Answer:
In the first paragraph, Denby uses rhetorical strategies such as metaphors and irony to create a picture of the female villain of teen movies. For instance, he uses the metaphor, “hair flipped into a swirl of gold” to describe the appearance of female villains of teen movies. This paints a picture in the readers’ mind of what a typical female villain should look like. In addition, he uses irony when stating, “Everyone is afraid of her; that’s why she’s popular.” One would think that when people are afraid of someone, they would not think of them as popular, making this ironic.
Georges Seurat entered Ecole des Beuz Arts in 1879, when he was 18 years old assuming before his birthday on December 8.
After we’re gone
Who will breathe the earth we lost
We leave nothing but our thoughts
And memories beneath the dust
So when this body fails to mend
And all my demons they come crashing in
Will I start to begin
Or will I fade away with them
And in the afterlife, tell me we’ll be fine
In the afterlife, tell me we’ll be fine
And in the afterlife, tell me we’ll be fine
In the afterlife
And in the afterlife, tell me we’ll be fine
In the afterlife, tell me we’ll be fine
And in the afterlife, tell me we’ll be fine
In the afterlife
So when this body fails to mend
And all the demons they come crashing in
Will we start to begin
Or will we fade away with them
And in the afterlife, tell me we’ll be fine
In the afterlife, tell me we’ll be fine
And in the afterlife, tell me we’ll be fine
In the afterlife
And in the afterlife, tell me we’ll be fine
In the afterlife, tell me we’ll be fine
And in the afterlife, tell me we’ll be fine
<span>In the afterlife
**idk the rest of the questions i just know the song**</span>
