in the sentence, "With the sunlight through the trees dappling her long blue cloak and her nice fresh face smiling across the gr
eenery, she was, with ivy behind her, like a softly colored illustration in one of Collin's books." is the prepositional phrase "through the trees" or "across the greenery"?
<em><u>Komorebi roughly translates as “the scattered light that filters through when sunlight shines through trees”.</u></em>
<h2> ☞EXPLANATION☜</h2>
Komorebi, the Japanese expression for the sunlight as it filters through the trees, is made up of the kanji characters for tree (木), shine through (漏れ), and sun (日).
Romanticism seeks to find the role of the individual in a chaotic and mutable world, while the Enlightenment looks for the empirical and justifiable strictures of such a world.
