This question is from the poem, 'If We Must Die' by Claude McKay
Explanation:
- The poem begins with the line, 'If we must die, let it not be like Hogs hunted and penned in an inglorious spot'. The pet says that he and his men are under attack.
- A battle scene is depicted in this poem. The speaker and his men are hunted by 'hungry dogs'. he tells his men not to become weak but to fight against them.
- He says attacking them may lead to death but they should not stand there waiting to be killed. He encourages them to make their deaths noble so that their precious blood may not go in vain. He wanted them to fight with valor in such a way that those attacking, will also honor them.
<span>In the essay the author explores the movie Monsters Inc. and how it turns the socially accepted view of what a monster is on its head. Instead of the audience being afraid of the monsters in the movie these monsters serve as the protagonist. The audience wants the monster to succeed because in the end their success relates directly to that of a young girls.</span>
Your answer is 2. Look at the surrounding text for clues about that idiom
To overcome the feeling of sadness and the birth of nature hope this helps
