Browning developed the dramatic monologue because all of these: as a result of having rejected the subjective, because it permitted his characters to reveal their innermost thoughts, and because it permitted his characters to reveal their less admirable traits.
Answer:
not everybody rich like dat LOL
Explanation:
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<span>Beatty tells Montag that the decline of books started around the Civil War. People became more interested in gossip and television, and books were condensed. Also, since some authors argued about the Civil War and had different opinions, there was conflict, and it was thought that in order to get rid of that conflict, it would be better to do away with the books. My reaction is that people became more interested in human interest and short ways to get news and entertainment instead of reading a thought-provoking book. It seemed that people didn't want to involve themselves in any of the difficult decisions anymore, they would rather push it to the back of their minds and enjoy the entertainment of television instead of going through the work of reading a book.</span>
Answer:
D). He appeals to the audience's emotions.
Explanation:
In this given excerpt from President Roosevelt's labor legislation speech delivered in 1908, he employs 'pathos' i.e. 'emotional appeal' in paragraph 4 to convince the readers' that the employees must 'receive compensations in case of death or injury during the service. The descriptions like 'reproach to us as a nation' by not being able to 'afford protection to the public and private employees' unlike other countries help the author to arouse the emotions of the reader and gain their sympathy and eventually their acceptance to his claim. Thus, <u>option D</u> is the correct answer.
