The water was as calm as the forest
hope that help i tried my best
When I was teaching through UCSC Extension, one of the students asked if I would meet her outside of class for intensive, one-on-one instruction in editing. I agreed. Turns out, she'd been recently hired as an editor by a major player in the industry, and she now found herself in over her head because, actually, she couldn't edit. Her background? She'd been a massage therapist who'd taken to computers when the desktop models first came out, and so she'd begun a small desktop publishing business. As she worked with the various pieces clients gave her, she began to make little corrections here and there. Soon, she was calling herself an editor. (After all, she was making changes in someone else's text, wasn't she?)
The active voice describes a sentence where the subject performs the action stated by the verb.
Answer and Explanation:
The repetition of colors in "Lord of flies" highlights a type and sensation that the author wants to convey to the reader. These colors are very associated with each sensation that is related and their competition intensifies that emotion.
In a nutshell, we can say that the colors within this narrative convey the following emotion:
- Red: used to convey the feeling of danger, usually associated with violence or suspense.
- Pink: used to represent agony and despair. It can be seen at the moment when Piggy's body is being consumed by hot water.
- Blue and white: Related to betrayal and conspiracy.
