<span>In "Think Pink" the author (Peril) uses the above phrase to describe things that easily go out of favor with the public, just as 'outdated popular culture' does. Certain items in this proverbial graveyard include pop stars, actors, actresses, shoes, dresses, and others. The phrase is meant to shine light on how disposable these things can be in society.</span>
Answer:
I would say that these lines from Edgar Allan Poe's <em>The Fall of the House of Usher</em> evoke a sense of <em>melancholy</em> in the reader.
Explanation:
Those lines describe a silent, grey moment when the speaker feels lonely, full of thoughts and shades from the past. The speaker is overwhelmed by those feelings and when seeing the House of Usher, he feels a painful gloom invading his soul. The whole excerpt transmit a sense of heavy melancholy in the reader.
The best events that foreshadow the ending for "A Rose for Emily" are:
1) When Homer Barron goes missing in the town.
2) When the strange odor starts to come out of Ms. Emily's house.
3) When Ms. Emily buys rat poison to deal with a "pest."
4) When the town says, "He has been heard to say he is not the marrying type."
A is correct answer.
Reinforcement is the exercise in a relationship.
Hope it helped you.
-Charlie
It would be Jason you match the numbers 6-4-9-10-11 to the number of a month and the beginning letter of every month makes the name 6-June 4-April 9-September 10-October 11-November -----JASON
