Answer:
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Answer:
The relationship between the Bailiff and God is one of Judge and executioner.
Explanation:
When a court gives an order, it is the work of the bailiff to ensure that those orders are obeyed. He is like the law enforcement agent, or custodian, or legal officer of the court. In some cases, the bailiff has the powers to size properties, freeze bank account, etc.
The relationship dynamic is very significant to the story's plot. There was no way the story would have been complete without the presence of a Bailiff
Several times in the text, for instance, the Bailiff was asked to sinners away to their proper cells. See lines 9, 15, and 25.
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Answer:
foreshadowing ;)
Explanation:
its not comparing anything so not a simile
not a setting
and not indirect so not allusion
Answer:
The first sentence
Explanation:
The first sentence always contains the central idea, that is why it is the first sentence.
