Ceremony by Leslie Marmon Silko is a nice example of a Native American tradition of storytelling. Being considered relatively popular among Native American literature, also called Indian literature or American Indian literature. It has its own special impact by being a book, considering the traditional oral and written literatures of the indigenous peoples of the Americas is a communal and oral event where the elders tell the stories. The story telling in this book is in the form of poems. These stories are in fact traditional community stories. Some of the prose sections are narrated in a third person style, however the poems vary between first and third person.
Most ceremonies of the traditional stories revolve around procuring a good rainfall, as signals of the spirits, that could either aprove por show their displeasure with the community (drought) being depicted as a destructive spirit. In the book the character Josiah tells Tayo when he was a child, that all in life has both a good and a bad side as another example of their spirituals believes.
I think this book best reflects American culture, morals, and philosophy because it includes descriptions about ceremonies and ritual to cure people from their community. One thing often presented in ancient stories, including in this book is the believe that forgetting our people's tradition brings disaster and drought, therefore preserving traditiond,specially when it comes to subjects related to medicine, is very important to the native american culture.
Jim bought Della a comb. Della bout Jim a platinum fob chain.
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so?? Rahal Josiah bsunejzns
Gothic elements are presented in the book when the author reveals that Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde are the same people just doubling. This is shown by revealing dark themes of the supernatural when Jekyll transforms into Hyde by the fear of committing horrific crimes as himself and feeling the guilt. Some gothic characteristics this gothic book includes is death and madness which is shown in one of the themes good versus evil. Jekyll and Hyde are metaphorical to the idea of good and evil exist in everyone and the struggle of the two sides raging within Jekyll which result in his death.
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I would assume D.
Explanation:
It's the only one that makes much sense. Being cheap and the fact that it one doesn't need to book it many years in advance