In the short story "The Man Who Was Almost A Man" by Richard Wright, the two intertwining themes are "the struggle for power" and "coming-of-age". Dave Saunders, the protagonist of this story, feels that by acquiring a gun, he will become a man and have more power in his life.
Settings and Theme
One of the proverbs in the book is "Behind the mountains are more mountains," which means that once you overcome one problem, there will always be more waiting to be solved.
It is to help select and see there opportunities and to choose a path
You cant copy nothing because it's illegal
The correct answer of the given question above would be option C. The sentence that is inverted with the subject underlined is: There was a big group here last night. (Group is underlined.) The subject of this sentence is the word "group".
