Yes that is figurative Kano
I believe this should be opinionated, meaning what you think, but if you want me to, I could give a speech of what I would do. Just let me know and I’ll answer you in the comments. It may take a few messages considering the words limit on Brainly!
Answer:
C). Traveling is a freeing experience that allows for independence and self-reflection.
Explanation:
Whitman's 'Song of the Open Road' primarily explores the theme of 'freedom and liberty.' The speaker describes <u>an embarking trip or an adventurous journey that he initiates towards an open road(unnamed/unknown destination). He calls it a freeing experience as he feels 'Healthy, free' and 'the world before him' and without any pressure or troubles.</u> He can just relax on the open road and do anything he wishes to as 'the little things begin to matter less and less.' Thus, it offers an opportunity to look into ourselves and introspect. Hence, <u>option C</u> is the correct answer.
Dec. 3rd 2015.
That was 5 letters, am I right? Lol.
Answer:
You would first have to gain their respect so that they could listen to you, this means you must be in control, you have to disci pline the dog if they do something they shouldn't, (DO <u><em>NOT</em></u> DO IT PHYSICALLY ONLY THROUGH WORDS, Never abuse your dog!) If they do something bad, take it easy on them they might not understand they are doing something wrong simply talk to them in an upset tone so that they understand that they are upsetting you, Remember you also have to be caring, be kind and give them lots of attention and love, and they will respect you. From there you have to teach them the correct ways to do things, for example, potty training, (oh boy) you have to bring them outside every once in a while so they could do their business, tell them not to do it inside, and they will soon get the hang of it, and well for trcks, they take time. In the end, it will take time to teach them things, you just have to gain their respect and teach them. and that's how you train a dog. Now I just want to let you know, I don't own a dog, and this might not be completely correct, anyways this is my opinion on how to train a doggo.
