Answer:
Gregor is depicted as the 'perfect' son. He takes his responsibility to heart, takes care of his parents, pay off their debts, takes care of his sister. He bears humiliation all in the name of his family, works as hard as he could just to support his family and be their financial backbone.
It is quite disheartening that Gregor was just seen as a means to an end. In the process of catering for all, he lost his own identity. He became what society wanted him to be, the filial son, the dutiful employee, the perfect brother. Gregor took care of everyone but himself.
Eventually, Gregor discovered the harsh reality of life, he was only ever useful when he has something to give, the moment the power to 'give' is gone, he becomes useless, a pest that must be gotten rid of.
The correct answer for Plato users is:
- carrying its corporate monoculture
- And tell us how to save us from ourselves
- who would make a plutocracy of our democracy
The author is GRATEFUL for having had such a wonderful childhood growing up.
Answer:
personification
Explanation:
A house does not have a backbone, but a person does. With this in mind, this quote is using personification.
"Lifting, fastening bulky beams, Building the backbone of a sturdy house..."
(alliteration could also be thought, <u>b</u>ulky <u>b</u>eams, <u>B</u>uilding the <u>b</u>ackbone, but as the question only asked for one I thought that personification was the biggest figurative language being used here!)
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- Heather
Playing god means to have complete control or power over everything around you and yes, I have wished for that.
Why? Because I’d finally be able to do what I want, when I want. I’d finally be able to help my best friend with his sickness and I’d be able to delete my sisters bf from reality :/
Ignore that last one :D
