Perhaps <span>c. do you like it when parents say, "it's for your own good."?</span>
You can find one at hospitals
<span>He had done most bitter wrong
To some who are near my heart,
Yet I number him in the song</span>
Answer:
The sentence that best describes the difference is The cat in "The Golden Cat" is regal but a source of joy and comfort to the narrator; the cat in "The Cat and the Moon" is also regal but distant.
Explanation:
One of the principal differences that we can see between how the narrators represent the cats in these two poems is that the cat in "The Golden Cat" is compared to the sun, and everything that is connected to it, while the cat in "The Cat and the Moon" as it says has a connection with the moon, total opposites but beautiful, brilliant and impressive.
