I have no idea what the poet is talking about, but can give a general idea of why they use figurative language.
Figurative language is just as it says, figurative. It uses expressions with a meaning different from the literal definition. When a writer uses figurative language, they're stating the facts as they appear to be, normally exaggerating. Uses of figurative language include metaphors, similes, personification, hyperbolas, symbolism, et cetera. It's often used to sover the use of a specific type of word or word meaning.
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Mr. Kirwin helps Victor, sends a nurse to take care of Victor, writes to Victor's father and defends him in court when he realizes that Victor is innocent. Victor's pride of wisdom led him to difficult situations, this is ironic according to the statement he gave ... how ignorant you are in your price of wisdom. Victor tends to avoid crowds, has close friendships with few people.
I was is the more proper way of saying you were doing something for example “I was eating” not “I were eating”
1. Check the type and amount of oil needed .
2 . Get together your filter , wrenches , and other supplies.
3. Prepare your vehicle
4. Locate the oil filter and drain plug
5. Drain the oil .
6. tighten the drain plug .
7. Change the oil filter .
8. Add the new oil .
Independence, being independent is a great trait because no one tells you what to do, you do it yourself for your own reasonings
