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Explanation: A narrative describes events in sequence
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Initially, Buck's response to the dognappers is one of quiet acceptance. But that's because he doesn't yet know he's being stolen. He instinctively trusts Manuel, and so has no reason to think that he's up to no good. So when Manuel places the rope around his neck, he accepts it with quiet dignity.
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i dont really know any back story on this or anything, but I think the statement means that even though his compainion, Paul, is dead, their dream is still there. I dont know what their dream is, but im pretty sure that this is the meaning.
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an outline of something, especially a person's face, as seen from one side.
In the first stanza, the speaker describes the trumpet player's face as possessing of "dark moons of weariness" that are linked to terrible memories of slavery. In this way, the speaker starts the poem with a sense of the fatigue that comes from great suffering.
