Can you post a picture but i would think it would mean a full on guarded camp thats bad
<span>”In Harrison Bergeron, Vonnegut uses noun-verb as the pattern when he writes “Harrison tore…Harrison thrust…Harrison smashed.” The reader gets a sense of rhythm in the use of parallel structure here; also, Vonnegut’s choice to use the proper noun, Harrison, repeatedly instead of the pronoun “he” puts emphasis on Harrison himself.</span>
Peripeteia is also known as the turning point, the place in which the tragic protagonist's fortune changes from good to bad.
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she is not old enough to work by herself
the boy is intelligent enough to understand you
Mai is good enough to pass the exam
the girl is careful enough to mend this shirt