Answer:
The simile helps the reader understand King Arthur's pain.
Explanation:
A simile is an explicit comparison between two things of a different kind, in order to make a description more intense. It uses the words "as," "like," and verbs similar to "resemble."
In the excerpt from "Morte d'Arthur,” by Alfred Lord Tennyson, King Arthur is disappointed with Sir Bedivere because Arthur has ordered him twice to throw Excalibur into the lake and Sir Bedivere has failed to do so.
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The East Berliners were afraid of approaching to the Berlin wall because they were afraid of what Stasi would do to the people who tried to come close to the wall or cross it.
Answer: Option C
<u>Explanation:</u>
Germany was divided between East Germany and West Germany. The United States supported the western part of the country and the eastern part of the country was supported by the Soviet Union. There was a cold war between both the sides. There was a wall built dividing the country into two parts and this wall was known as the Berlin Wall.
The people living in the eastern part of the country were not allowed to come close to the wall. They were warned strictly not to cross the wall and go to the western part of the country. The people who tried to do this were either killed or were imprisoned. So fearing this the other citizens avoided going close to the wall.
She's ready to break the law because the free "people" (animals) among the jungle don't stand up and speak their minds. Her motivation is purely within the fact that none of the "free people" speak against the ruler or the rules of the jungle in fear that something bad will happen to them.
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<span>Mistrust and Hatred are some pretty good ones</span>
Answer:
there is alot of drama happening. im sorry. but her and i need to work on alot. if we can, you can come back later. but rn its a struggle and another person is to much for us rn. ill ttyl