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homework sorry if im not right
Three of the destinations are:
1- France
2- Italy
3- Spain
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What you can see and do:
You can see: Marsielle, Savona, Barcelona. (other places too)
You can do: Use free wifi <-- BEST, they will give beverages.
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I have never been on this cruise.
Hope this helps!
- Izzy <3
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below are the choices that can be found from other sources:
gives up his plan to murder the old man.
comes back another night to murder the old man.
continues with his plan to murder the old man.
<span>eventually admits his presence to the old man.
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The best answer for me is that "comes back another night to murder the old man."
<em>"Whether they were accessory to my misfortunes—subtle and inhuman monsters in the shape of men—designedly luring me away from home and family, and liberty, for the sake of gold—those who read these pages will have the same means of determining as myself."</em>
What is the figurative meaning of the words and phrases in the sentence?
The narrator is talking about his experiences as a slave. In this paragraph, he refers to his "owner or owners" as cruel, inhuman, avaricious, "monsters" that do not care at all about him as a person or the fact they took him away from his family to use him as a instrument or object to work for them in their own terms, to seek for gold, without caring in any way for what he thinks or feels, or whatever he needs.
How does the imagery and symbolism in the sentence affect its meaning?
The imagery and symbolism used by the narrator of the story, really makes the reader to take and empatethic position towards his situation. Family, liberty and a good quality of life are elements every human being will seek in every situation, so the way in which the writer presents his argument, makes the reader easily relate to the feelings produced by the lack of them. It is not hard for the reader to place himself in "his shoes" and understand the hard feelings the narrator has developed towards his enslaver.
