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Symbols can confirm or clarify themes by using something but it meaning something else that reveal the theme, for example, the theme is kindness is often over shined by greed, the symbol is a caged bird without food in a magic castle trapping a selfish, greedy prince. It is only when the prince gets board of the castle but can't go outside because of the magic spell, and realizes the bird also wants freedom, that the theme shows, or is revealed
The correct choice is clouds in this case, because those have the closest connotation in literature with change. The elements given have several connotations in literature. For example, darkness implies that something is unknown or it refers to a sense of being lost. Pesonification is a means of adding emotion and differing points of view to a story. The moon and the night that are treated there have similar connotations to darkness; the moon can also be said to wane or be a full moon so it encompasses change. HOWEVER, the most obvious choice is that clouds mean change; they always drift along and they change, appearing and disappearing.
You have to capitalize the important words, hope that is what you're looking for.
Man Saves Child's Life
Personification is a figure of speech in which non-human entities take on human qualities.
So, here is the sentence from A Rose for Emily which has personification:
<span><em>"...only Miss Emily's house was left, lifting its stubborn and coquettish decay above the cotton wagons and the gasoline pumps-an eyesore among eyesores."
</em></span><em />It is used to say that it was very different from all other houses in the neighborhood, and refused to change to fit its needs.
a and d
A because the repeated effect gives it a panicky tone. D because the poet is very disturbed, for his captain has just died and the repetition shows that he is unsure what to do next.
