Answer: c:the protesting hens being intentionally starved
Explanation:
George Orwell's<em> Animal Farm </em>(1945) is an allegory for the Russian Revolution. In the novel, a group of farm animals rebels against their farmer and takes over the farm.
In this particular excerpt, the hens refuse to cooperate and give their eggs to the pigs. This is why Napoleon (a pig that becomes a leader of the farm after the Rebellion and that represents Joseph Stalin) decides to starve the hens in order for them to give in. Many hens are starved to death, and the rest of them gives up. This is an allegory for the Great Purge (1936-1938), Stalin's campaign in which he murdered "anti-Soviet" people and sent them to labor camps (Gulags).
It has an effect on the speaker by using these repetitive words to get a point across that there is more to come because nevermore is kind of a synonym to the word anyway in some respects
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It can be deduced that the fact that is indicated in the lines above is that of "a friendship that went bad". See below for more details
<h3>What are the details that are indicative of "Loss of friendship"?</h3>
During the argument in the poem, one of the characters stated:
"you’re trying to start a war," she said, "giving secrets away to the enemy. why can’t you keep your big mouth shut?"
The above is indicative of an unpleasant situation that deescalated into rivalry.
<h3>What is the details that relates to the topic of American Identity?</h3>
The poem "In Response to Executive Order 9066" took to the structure of a letter. It was address to Japanese-Americans using these exact words "All American's of Japanese Descent".
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Explanation:
knowing that people support me and also knowing I have no chose but to be here
