Answer:
The Canterbury Tales.
Explanation:
<em>The Canterbury Tales</em> by Geoffrey Chaucer is an narrative poem that contains the numerous collected stories told by the pilgrims on their way to Canterbury. This form of narrative technique also includes a frame narrative, while also containing epic elements.
An epic poem is a poem that tells the story of a person's heroic deeds. And a frame narrative is a form if narration where the characters in the story tells a story about some other thing. In short, it is "a story within a story". These two elements are present in Chaucer's tale, thus making it an epic poem and a framed narrative.
It’s either a stream or Geyser i’m pretty sure is Geyser
Answer:
never hurt us except sometime
Answer:
1. c.
2. d.
Explanation:
1. The excerpt is overwhelmingly dreary as everything is described in tones of grey and as a derivative of ashes. The only touch of color mentioned in the passage are the eyes of the doctor.
The mood is very depressing as even the smallest tasks are describes as arduous labors. Words that contribute to the bleak and dreary landscape are: ash-grey, desolate, grotesque, crumbling, ghastly, leaden, impenetrable cloud, obscure, and bleak.
2. The train stopping at the drawbridge is almost like an unwanted interruption in the lives of the rich and famous who live in the lap of luxury and have enough money to travel in the fastest and most expensive transportation at the time.
The stop in the Valley of Ashes is described almost sarcastically as if the passengers in the train would have desired to take in the bleak and somber landscape of the dark and filthy valley laden with ash and industry.
Answer:
which
Explanation:
"What did you do with the money which your mother lent you" sounds like the only reasonable option.
