Mowgli's mastery and control of the fire represents B. his mastery and control over the animals of the jungle. The animals of the jungle fear the "red flower" and do not call it fire because only man can call it that as they do not fear it. When Mowgli learns how to use the fire, he brings it to the meeting and displays his power with the fire and makes all the animals respect him as new leader.
I hope this is not a real question you have to answer for school. If so, respond how you see best. If there is a “right answer” for this question, I don’t know it. But if it’s up to you, and you want my educated answer, I would say this.
Evolution by natural selection is purely impossible. Without bias, it is impossible. In order for a painting to appear, there must be a painter. In order for a building to appear, there must be a builder. In order for creation to appear, there must be a creator. We didn’t happen by chance. We were creating by a creator. So feelings did not come out of the blue, they were always there, within us, because our creator made us that way.
Broadest being American poetry of the early twentieth century, poetry of the 1920's Harlem Renaissance movement, Langston Hughes's poetry during the Harlem Renaissance movement, and the narrowest being Langston's poem "The Weary Blue's"
Pigs and dogs sit in the first chairs, while the other animals sit in the other chairs.
<h3>What does this organization mean?</h3>
- According to pigs, the smartest animals are the most important and that's why they should sit in the front seats.
- This determines a ruling class, which will have to dominate the others.
- So the pigs and the dogs sit in the first seats.
- The other animals are organized in the back chairs, which shows their lack of importance and significance, within that context.
This division reinforces the idea defended by pigs. This idea states that everyone is equal, but some are more equal than others.
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