In "Rhinoceros," what does the forceful entrance of the rhinoceros in the entrance most likely foreshadow?
Answer: I believe that the entrance of the rhinoceros in the entrance most likely foreshadows the idea of what the rhinoceros. This quickly spread as the second one kills a cat. By the time people realize everyone starts turning into a rhinoceros themselves. They represent fascism tyranny in the form of an epidemic. The only one in the end of this story who remains unchanged.
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D. incomplete and interrupted sentences, because all sentences should be complete and uninterrupted.
Answer:
The Tree That Stands Tall.
Explanation:
The tree that stands tall in the middle of the city has seen every person's face that lived in the city for the past 300 hundred years. Hundred years back, many said she wouldn't live past more than 200 years. They said the soil could no longer sustain her with nutritients nor her trunks could carry the weight of her branches. But she outlived five generations of Mr.Tam Tam.
During the summers, she shakes her lushful green leaves and makes a rustling sound that soothes the ears of people living in the city. In winters, she remains quite but her head filled with glistening snow makes her look like a gaint cotton candy.
The tree that stands tall has lived for 300 years and she gave shade and unforgettable sight to millions of people. She is the guardian of the city yet the municipal and their emotionless cranes want to uproot her from her ground. They say 'she wouldn't live past 300 years' but I know she will live for another thousand years.
Personification- the tree is called as 'she'.
Imagery- her head filled with glistening snow makes her look like a gaint cotton candy.
Hyperbole - she will live for another thousand years.
