Answer:
I believe this is a metaphor.
Explanation:
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The narrator could be suffering from schizophrenia, a mental illness that prevents a person from understanding reality as it should be. Delusions, hallucinations, sadness, hearing voices, anger, paranoia, and other symptoms might be present. The raven is a hallucination in the poem.
The two signs indicate he has disorganised schizophrenia. The narrator's disordered speech and behaviour are indicative of this condition. Because of this condition, the narrator murders, dismembers, and dumps the elderly man before confessing to the crime.
In Edgar Allan Poe's "The Raven," the narrator suffers from insanity and is plagued by the bird's presence.
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Answer:
1.They aren't going to build a block of flats here next year
2.That wall isn't safe at all. its not going to fall down
Answer: "The (1846) crack" is what both sentences have in common, therefore we can combine them like this:
Since it could not be fixed, the Liberty Bell has had that crack in it ever since.
1. the car accident
2. the talent show
3. the suicide
4. the letter
5. basketball game
Not completely positive though. :)
