-External conflict involving his being followed by the other animals.
-What is the setting of the story?
icy Arctic valley at the end of winter
-How does the setting affect Roko's actions?
Lack of food made Roko a target. His pack couldn't see his signal that he was hurt because of the snow.
-Does 'The Wounded Wolf" have a stated theme or a suggested theme? Explain.
It is an implied theme because the message was not directly stated.
What might the theme of "The Wounded -Wolf" be? Support your answer with details from the story.
Courage, determination, and the help of friends are tools for survival.
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In this poem “Harlem”, the writer points at a simple question about dreams and the consequences faced when dreams are postponed and ignored. Hughes had seen multiple dreams of the people of the state crumble and shatter as the devastating WWII overshadowed many lives in the country. Moreover, he was deeply affectionate to the African-American culture and wanted to bring in light the monotonous life of the discriminated race. He tirelessly backed-up the requirement of civil rights for an equilibrium state of justice and humanity.
The poem is written in 1951 and Hughes words bring in light the chances of a drastic revolution which the country needed.
However, the question asks the meaning of “deferred” as used by Hughes in this short poem. “Deferred dreams” embodies the dreams that were ‘put off’ due to the chaos raised the World War. People were not free and were in a place where working righteously for oneself, was not at all easy or convincing.