The metaphor portion is “Give me death” which basically means that without liberty there’s no point in living, because if you are not free and you’re constantly being controlled then what’s the point of living
Either bluest or most bluest it really matters which one matches with the paragraph or sentence .
Answer:
One day, he was going to school. He had to walk on the terrace of field.
He was walking on the terrace. He saw a small round insect carrying food
and climbing up the terrace. When the insect was about to reach the top
of terrace, it fell down. But the insect didn’t give up. It again tried to climb up. It was again about to reach the top, it again fell down as the first time. It
was still not discouraged So it tried for third attempt and was able to reach
the top carrying the food and it took into the hole where it used to live.
Though the incident was minor, it had a great impact on Aaitaman
Explanation:
For the answer to the question above, it symbolizes the experiences and wisdom of the speaker and his people. <span>His purpose was to show the movement of the Negro through time.
I hope my answer helped you. Have a nice day!
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The last description makes the most sense, as to how the wording "mob" and "populace" imply them as behaving as group. Called social group psychology, many people "join the crowd" when it comes to supporting or opposing certain events, causes, or acts.
