They really want to follow it
Depends on what word is underlined.
<em>Maria </em>is a noun, (<em>will</em>) <em>show </em>is a verb, <em>us </em>is a pronoun, <em>the </em>is a determiner, <em>pictures </em>is a noun, <em>she </em>is a pronoun, <em>took </em>is a verb, <em>while </em>is an adverb, <em>on </em>is a preposition, <em>vacation </em>is a noun.
Answer:
What use is made of extended metaphors in the political essays of George Orwell? The elephant is massive and powerful and dangerous, but ultimately is also vulnerable. In this way, the elephant becomes a metaphor for the British government and army enforcing itself as an occupational force in a foreign land.
Explanation:
narrator ADDRESSES the reader - first-person
narrator is detached observer WITHOUT complete knowledge - third-person
narrator who is a PARTICIPANT with LIMITED knowledge - second-person
I capitalized some words so that you can tie the definition with the term.
Answer:
a sudden, intuitive perception of or insight into the reality.
