Answer:
Living with An Alcoholic Father
Explanation:
In the book, <em>The Glass Castle</em>, Jeannette Walls narrates the vicissitudes of her family's story. As a teenager, Jeannette insists her mother to leave their father Rex, but Rose Mary, her mother loves the man who also suffers poverty, migration and odd jobs. Though Rex is alcoholic, his wife is devoted to him. Rex is irresponsible, but remains with the family' he spends money earned by his wife and daughters. Unlike Jeannette, her sister Maureen is not of the same metal and once she tries to stab her mother. The children, Lori, Brian, Maureen and Jeannette, try to make their own lives. Jeannette, in this book, narrates the her whole experience how her mother used to go for teaching job for survival, how she gives money to her father to start business and how her father fails to deliver. Rex is alcoholic, yet he loves his family; he assures his family that the problem is temporary which can be eased soon. He is optimistic though melancholic.
Answer:
The sentence shown in the question above presents the figure of speech called a metaphor.
Explanation:
The metaphor is the figure of speech that presents a comparison between elements. This comparison is made subjectively, creating a deep, reflective and poetic meaning. In the sentence shown in the question above, we can perceive the metaphor because the sentence shows that there are screams that are so desperate that they cause more agony than the heat, the thirst, the stinking stench and the suffocating breathlessness. In this case, the metaphor was used to compare the agony that uncomfortable, negative and bad elements can cause.
Answer:
His hunger for power/ how he was manipulated by lady Macbeth
Explanation:
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