What you described here is a metaphor. She is not really a shell burned out by one fierce moment of fire, she is Emily, a human being, however, a metaphor is used to make emphasize the statement and make it more poetic.
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Aulus Plautius, who led the invasion of Britain, is received as a hero in Rome.
After the Anglo-Saxons invasion, The revolt was quickly put down.
By the time 500 AD , many of the invaders had settled. People' is our major source for the history of Britain heroics.
Explanation:
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Nature
Nature is the most beautiful creation of God, that fills us with life, peace and love. When we take a time to just look what we have arroud us, we found an amazing bunch of creatures, colors and something inexplicable that the only way to know it, is living it. I had the opportunity to go the mountain and when I was at the top, I checked the view and took a deep breath and thought, sometimes we are looking for something incredible to live but that we don´t notice that nature is right in front of us and we are sometimes ungrateful with that.
Answer:
D. It is a very rewarding work
Explanation:
A is in first person, B is not a statement and it does not get the point through politely, and C kind of goes off topic talking about the people not the volunteer work. Therefore, D is a simple clear statement that establishes your position. Hope this helps :)
This occurs in Chapter 6. After the story, the Daughters begin dancing, and then each of them slowly walks up to the statue of Mary to touch her heart. Lily is compelled to do the same, so she rises and walks toward Mary to touch her heart. As she does so, June stops playing the cello, and Lily realizes that she is not included in the ritual. August scolds June for her inhospitality, and Lily faints.
Lily wakes up in August’s room after the meeting of the Daughters. Everyone attributes Lily’s fainting to the heat of the day.
