Answer:
Confession - formal admission of one's sins to a priest
Relic - a holy object related to a saint
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Indulgence - a document that pardons someone for committing a sin.
Pardoner - a church official who could preach and distribute indulgences.
Explanation:
1. Confession is the formal admission of one's sin's to a priest. It is a religious practice more commonly in use during the earlier ages of the Christian believers, more specifically the Catholics as a way to get absolved of their sins.
2. Relic is a holy object related to a saint. It usually consists of any form of physical item or remains associated with someone who is revered.
3. Indulgence is a form of documentation which exonerates an individual from committing a sin. It allows the person to be pardoned of his sins, the temporal punishments being taken away from their due. This is also practiced among the medieval Catholic believers.
4. A pardoner is some clerk/ church official who is licensed to preach and distribute indulgences to the believers. He is also expected to raise money in the church for church purposes, help in the actively functioning of the church and it's progress.
Answer: First of all, Irving describes them both as miserly. In fact they are both so concerned with penny-pinching that they are willing to cheat each other. The wife will hide whatever she can from Tom, including eggs. In turn, he spends hours trying to find the stash of goods that she has hidden. Secondly, they both love to quarrel
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Answer: Their Eyes Were Watching God is the story of Janie Crawford, whose life is a fight to find true love. Joe and Janie move to Eatonville, Florida, which was the first all-black town in America, and the location where Zora Neale Hurston spent her childhood. Janie thinks that she might be happy for the first time. The title comes from a quote in the book which says: "They seemed to be staring at the dark, but their eyes were watching God". It basically means that, you couldn't always tell, but people in the book have a spiritual and ever-present knowledge and bond with God. In the novel you can notice that the characters show their identity by how they use English. However, I don't think that a particular accent or way of speaking of a region slang words make another language as James Baldwin asserts.
In the article “If Black English Isn’t a Language, Then Tell Me, What Is?,” James Baldwin claims an impressive argument as to how Black English is not only its own language, but that it being a language shows many things about American society. After stating a brief introduction explaining the difference between languages of the same country, he gives his reasoning in almost a chronological fashion; starting with African tribesman coming to America as slaves, and ending with modern day black children in America. Baldwin also uses the oratorical strategies ethos, pathos, and logos, as well as linguistic variaty to appeal to his readers in an attempt to augment the appearance of being true of his writing.