In the code talker it shows the intensity of a solitary voice to shout out, for instance the plot of the code talker is that, A kid that us a Navajo (Kii yazhi) is sent to teacher school, to gain proficiency with the "white" individuals' way of life, language and take a stab at their kin. ... His assignment is to be a code talker ( utilize the Navajo language as the code so the Japanese need to have the option to interpret and discover their arrangements) So this implies individuals ought to talk up to be effective in their work.
(for some reason i feel like you meant to utilize the language to hide it from the japanese...)
The code talkers demonstrates the power of a single voice in speaking up; it reveals a boy from Navajo [kii Yahzi] who is sent abroad to learn the 'white' people's culture and language in a bid to stand-up for his people. His task was to speak in code using his language in the Japanese land so that his sole purpose would not be revealed. Speaking up with one voice was a concomitant of been successfully according to his people.
Emerson means that he sees everything; the metaphor suggests the poet is like a single, huge eye. I become a transparent eyeball; I am nothing; I see all; the currents of the Universal Being circulate through me; I am part or parcel of God.
