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The author uses fire to make the reader imagine the power, dreadfulness, and fear the Tyger brings upon others. This imagery creates a daunting mood. "In what distant deeps or skies Burnt the fire of thine eyes?" The blazing fire of the Tyger actually means, the bright stripes and bright-orange colors of the Tyger. The blazing fire in the eyes can represent multiple things such as; power, fear, etc.
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Fire could also represent the capability, potential, and dynamism of the Tyger. To prove this, it is written in the poem, "What immortal hand or eye Could frame thy fearful symmetry?" Meaning the power of the Tyger could make powerful immortals bow before the Tyger's will.
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Answer:
1. He will be riding ...
2. Are you visiting ...
3. He has been earning ...
4. I didn't allow ....
5. We didn't (want to) ensure that there would be ....
6. He will not have passed ...
7. I will be leaving ....
8. <u><em> >> They verb is missing. <<</em></u>
9. He will have just returned ....
10. He will be doing .....
Explanation:
Answer is returned. Chandra returned the books to the library tomorrow morning
Answer: A supernatural force.
Explanation:
Beowulf is representing one epic hero that is strong, brave, intelligent, smart, and he has that excellent nature that nobody has. He is the only one and that is why the main symbol of his victory will be a supernatural force. Since he is one perfect epic hero he will always have that supernatural force or help that will help him to get through anything.
His battle with Grendel represented that he had supernatural force.
