The irony of the story relies on the principle that nothing is truly perfect in life. It was not the fire that directly disabled Rochester but the events that surrounded the people who were in that fire which caused Rochester to lose his eyesight and one of his hands. This was not entirely a bad experience because it ultimately brought him back to Jane.
Answer: D the topic that the speaker has chosen
Explanation:
The passage that most clearly conveys the reader's attitude to Gregor is Drops of rain could be heard hitting the pane, which made him feel extremely depressed.
When Gregor Samsa awoke one morning from terrible nightmares, he discovered that he had been changed into an awful vermin and was lying in his bed. As he laid on his armour-like back, he could see his brown tummy, which was slightly rounded and separated into stiff pieces by arches. It was barely covered by the bedding and appeared to be about to slide off at any second. He watched while his numerous, pitifully small legs waved around pathetically in comparison to the bulk of the rest of him.
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Elegy:
- sometimes consists of three stages: lament praise and consulation
-a type of lyrical poem
ode:
-a poem written to pay tribute to someone who has died
- a poem that was oringinally meant to be sung
