He is saying that they are like spiders who weave webs to survive without knowing that their webs are too weak to withstand real threats: just like the web won't be strong enough to stop a rock falling through it, their good deeds won't be enough to save them from hell fire.
In this sermon, Jonathan Edwards is urging his congregation (and by extension, all of the nation) to repent of their sins and pray for forgiveness before it is too late and they go to hell.
In the excerpt the narration affects the reliability of the narrator because he admits lying, so he is reliable, as expressed in option B and explained below.
<h3>What is a reliable narrator?</h3>
A reliable narrator is a simply a narrator we can trust. Generally, first-person narrators are considered unreliable because they tell the story from their own perspective. Facts are then mixed with opinions and impressions.
However, in the excerpt we are analyzing here, the narrator admits to the lies told. That shows he is telling readers the truth, which makes him more reliable to the audience.
With the information above in mind, we can choose option B as the correct answer.
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It's to show how casual and almost careless Guenevere is.
Answer:
yes i can look at ur paper
Explanation:
ok im pretty sure the second pic u put is the first pg so im just gonna go with that
intro:
- i think u should elaborate more on the first quote u put, and then introduce the book or u dont have to
----- yes its a very cool quote---
--- since there is so much prejudice in the book, how does it show that prejudice is a "dirty" word?
- u use 'prejudice' like 2345x in the intro paragraph and the same thing is repeated many times in three diff. sentences
so the point of the essay is to look at different examples of prejudice right...
if it is:
- maybe come up with clearer ts for each body paragraph stating what "type" of prejudice is being displayed and also how it is displayed, i see that u are comparing to each characters, but in the end, how do all the characters relate to each other and exemplify the theme of ur essay?
its good just wc and also dont repeat stuff and flow
that was fun
imma sleep now
