This poem is truthful and shows the brutality of war. The last line in the third stanza sums up the representation of war perfectly “And the generals have accomplished nothing.” The representation of war in this poem is that war is pointless. Li Po gets this message across by using strong and high- impacting words and lines.
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Answer: Scotch
Explanation:
Conversation between Lucia and Miss Muir(when she came in town and Bella introduced her to Lucia) from the book:
Lucia: "You were punctual, Miss Muir, which pleases me. I'm a sad invalid, as Lady Sydney told you, I hope; so that Miss Coventry's lessons will be directed by my niece, and you will go to her for directions, as she knows what I wish. You will excuse me if I ask you a few questions, for Lady Sydney's note was very brief, and I left everything to her judgment."
Miss Muir:"Ask anything you like, madam," answered the soft, sad voice.
Lucia:"You are Scotch, I believe."
Miss Muir:"Yes, madam."
Lucia:"Are your parents living?"
Miss Muir: "I have not a relation in the world."
Answer:
How does Crooks' words to Lennie about loneliness reinforce the theme of the novel?
Explanation:
Firstly, it enforces the theme of separation, segregation, and loneliness by drawing another character into a mix of detached characters. ... Secondly, Crooks words enforce the theme of the American Dream and it's futility.
