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Napoleon – "A large, rather fierce-looking Berkshire boar, the only Berkshire on the farm, not much of a talker, but with a reputation for getting his own way". An allegory of Joseph Stalin, Napoleon is the main villain of Animal Farm.
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Answer: It tells how both walls were built to serve a similar purpose in protecting the Chinese Government
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The speaker sounds disappointed, as he was so close to finally grasping but they keep leaving him. It also says he chases them madly but is unable to catch them. Showing disappoint in himself.
The author's purpose is to shed light on the relationship between Lancelot and Guenevere. He achieves his goal through careful selection of details which suggest the following:
1- Acquaintance between the two characters: they both ackowledge eachother's presence using first names
2-Excitement about being reunited: a simple greeting wasn't enough and so they "go up to eachother"
3-A degree of physical closeness: this shows as they hold eachother's hand "<em>and stay that way for a moment</em>"
4- A conflict involving King Arthur: the passage suggests a degree of jealousy from Lancelot towards King Arthur and some guilt from Guenevere before Lancelot regarding King Arthur
5- An attempt at damage control: Guenevere gives a short answer to Lancelot and changes the topic which suggests she cares about his feelings
Through the dialogue, the author sets the mood for what comes accross as a platonic love between the two characters.