Titus starts to understand that Violet is innovative and he is not. They differ about whether America is a vote-based system. Titus concedes that he detests it when Violet gets against – the framework – no fun any longer. Titus visits Violet's home and meets her 'peculiar' father. Violet discussions about 'postponed delight.' (Titus conflicts). Titus and Violet battle, saying, 'In some cases, it seems like you are watching us, not bring us.' (she does not fit with his companions.- she talks 'unusual'- huge words)
Answer:
The central theme of The Wave is the dynamic of fascism. Loosely defined, fascism is a dictatorial governmental system characterized by militarism, extreme patriotism, and the relinquishment of personal liberty on the part of the citizens.
Answer:
B. The image of luxury and elegance that they project is unstable like the wind blowing through the room.
Explanation:
The Buchanans- Tom and his wife Daisy, may seem like the perfect couple with the wealth and status to be envious of, in reality, they are nothing but mere farce. They both have affairs- Tom with Myrtle while Daisy is with Jay Gatsby who also turns out to be her former lover. While the description shows the perfect image of the perfect household, with their curtains and rugs that is representative of their wealth, the image of luxury and elegance that it projects is unstable like the wind that is blowing through the room. There is no stability in the house, be it in their personal lives or even in the house. It will later turn out at the end of the story that things will all be disrupted and will be in disarray.
