Answer: The authon most likely added that to the paragraph to give details about racism and or how it was for blacks to attend school when racism was a key probelm.
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According to the passage, jurors who feel strongly about the case might: d. put too much pressure on other jurors
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"In addition, jurors who feel strongly about their own conclusions- or who may simply want to reach a verdict so that they can go home- may put too much pressure on others to give in."
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Based on the information that have been given in the question, the adjustments that can be made by both Lucy and Peter to their communication, so that misunderstandings like this will be avoided in the future will be for Lucy to tell Peter to listen to her, support her and show empathy regarding her situation.
Peter, on the other hand doesn't necessarily have to offer her an advice but at least he should show empathy towards her and show that he's concerned.
Themes: alienation and loneliness due to the overall experiences of being rejected in an all-white high school
Despite his efforts to stay true to his Native American heritage, his Indian friends insult him for “becoming white” whilst his white friends understand and respects his experiences having a different ethnic background.
Friendship is also one of the most important themes, his old best friend, Rowdy, turns on him and becomes an antagonistic character.
Death is also an important theme after Junior’s grandmother passed away, making him strive to connect more to his Indian roots.
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This figurative language is a metaphor. Hamlet is comparing Denmark, meaning specifically the castle in Denmark where he is living, to a prison. Hamlet is saying this because he feels trapped and like all of his movements are being watched and analyzed. He feels he is being punished for being emotional about his father's death and scrutinized by everyone around him as one would be in a prison.
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