Answer:
She lives in a nice bungalow, peacefully I will open my office.
Explanation:
peacefully is an adverb
The Oracles, the Sphinx and Apollo all have in common in the play is that B.They are all gods in the play.
<h3>What is a god?</h3>
This is known to be a hypothetical supernatural being considered to be divine or sacred.
In the play, the play <em>Oedipus the king</em>, Oracles, the Sphinx and Apollo are all gods as the oracle is a chaste girl who tells them prophecy, the Sphinx was a demon god killed by Oedipus and freed the Thebans and Apollo was also a god.
Being supernatural beings, they in one way or anoter contributed to the development of the play as they each performed their duties indiviudally and separately.
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I don't know which article you are referring to, but cloning is generally portrayed unfavorably in the movies.
Let's take for example the movie "The Island" which showed that cloning is a potential source of suffering for the people cloned or "Never Let me go" which also showed suffering fr the cloned people.
OB. Mood is the atmosphere of the narrative, and is created by settings, attitude, and descriptions.
Here is a paragraph for "Two Kinds" which talks about the theme:
"Two Kinds" is actually known as a short story that was written by Amy Tan. The story has about two themes. One refers to the American Dream while the other theme has to do with tension that exists between a mother and her daughter. I think the story's theme tends to reflect more of what a daughter wants herself and what her mother wants for her. Her mother have great plan for her but she tends not to see it that way.
<h3>What is theme?</h3>
Theme is actually known to be the underlying subject or message that is seen within a story, narrative, text, poem or novel. Themes help people to actually understand what a story is all about.
We see here that the theme in "Two Kinds" is about the American dream and what goes on between a mother and her daughter.
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