It means that the “you” judges the person even though “you” doesn’t even know why the “i” did the thing she/he did. to put someone in someone else’s shoes indicates that the one person wants the other to know how it feels to be in this situation/ this person. in this situation i’m guessing that someone is attractive and the other is not and the attractive person doesn’t understand the other since they are never in the same situation, but it could also be a metaphor for having bad/ugly charactertraits
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Answer:
From beowulf, "grendel’s mother" and "the battle with grendel’s mother" which of these anglo-saxon values is most in evidence when the geats sit by the lake as beowulf does battle with grendel’s mother? a. loyalty b. resignation c. strength
I would say <span>C. soldier's return to his hometown.
Because it was pretty much saying 6 years without being home, and then he didn't recognized most of the people that were welcoming him home. I mean he obviously does have something to do with the war but it's more about him coming back home.
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The symbol in the excerpt <em>is the new cloak. </em>
Symbols in literature are used to signify ideas through them, which means that the author can use a symbol with the purpose of giving them symbolic meanings that in fact are completely different from the literal sense. For example, in our daily life, we can say that a white pigeon is a symbol of peace or that the color red is a symbol of love.
Since the excerpt is from the Odyssey, I can deduce that the new cloak represents Odysseus’s change from an exhausted traveler to the returning hero.
Answer:
F. Onomatopoeia
Explanation:
Since running is the sound emphasis