The actual answer:
use of symbolism in "The Raven" -> "In "The Raven," Poe uses the image of the raven to represent the fear of death that the narrator experiences."
mood and tone in "The Raven" -> "Throughout "The Raven," Poe creates a sense of doom and melancholy that reflects the depressed and despondent state of the narrator."
themes explored in "The Raven" -> "As in some of his other works, Poe infuses "The Raven" with elements of the supernatural."
use of figurative language in "The Raven" -> "In "The Raven," Poe uses literary devices such as alliteration and personification to emphasize the narrator's descent into madness. "
D. it represents the tension between our animals instincts and our rational thoughts
C because the order does not patter, you could do 'he likes to eat' or 'eating is something he likes to do'
From: Frederick Douglas's speech: 'What to the slave is the Fourth of July?'.
He starts the speech with a humble tone, he tells the audience he is very nervous and ask for them to understand. However, when he starts talking about the fourth being hypocritical, his tone changes to an angry one, because slavery was still evident, this made an stronger appeal.
