The carcase, rubbish and mud are appeal to site.
<h3>What is the moral of the Story? </h3>
Every person should be happy what he has and not always want more , otherwise it will become impossible to become satisfied in there life. In this world some people are rich or poor, white or black , fat or thin , some are able to do everything and some disable by physically. Accept your self first what you are and love what you have you will not get anything from comparison or jealousy .Make your self deserving for everything then you'll get what you want.
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I would think this would be true!!
Answer:
Vitality. Machiavelli describes virtues as attributes that some, such as kindness, humility, and morality, admire for. He argues that a prince should always be trying to appear virtuous, but acting virtuously for the sake of virtue can prove harmful to the principality.
Personification for both because both of them are being compared to a non-living thing
