Answer:
He is Gatsby's friend. He helped Gatsby to make his money by bootlegging illegal liquor. He is also a gambler. He is important with organized crime.
Stay calm and walk away from the situation or tell an adult
Answer:
What is to do?
Explanation:
If it is to write the meaning, then
The excerpt of this part from the poem 'Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening' by Robert Frost illustrates about the impacts on the speaker by the beautiful evening time when he suddenly stops by the forest where no any house is located but the snowy wind with small flake's sound that falls and the horse on which the speaker was riding suddenly stops in astonishment.
The horse thinks that his master stopped commanding because the destination was there, meanwhile the horse also felt that it is not the place where he had to stop because there were no any houses beside a forest. The horse shook his head and rang the neck bell if anything was going wrong.
But the speaker even was fascinated by the nature his real race was not over, he still had a lot of things in life to do, that he represents as not to stop where something may influence you, but to continue your journey untill you achieve your goal. So that, he stated he had to go miles before he dies, he had lots of responsibilities and lots of experiences to be faced forward.
Walt Whitman provides images of grass throughout his poem “Song of Myself.” According to the him, grass represents the hopeful nature of man. It also represents a gift from God: “A scented gift and remembrance designedly dropt,” which acts as a reminder of God’s existence. The poet further contemplates that the grass could also represent the “child” of nature: “Or I guess the grass is itself a child, the produced babe of the vegetation.”
As the poem progresses, Whitman uses grass as a symbol of equality. Grass represents how people of different races, genders, and classes are equal in America. Just as grass grows everywhere irrespective of the place, all humans are equal, no matter the group they belong to.
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