Answer:
Parents.
Explanation:
The given excerpt is taken from<u> Barrio Boy</u>. Barrio Boy is an autobiography of Ernesto Galarza. The author shares his experience of moving from a small village to a barrio.
The phrase used by the author in the excerpt 'legitimate bosses' is used to refer to someone who is the <u>true head, or rightful owner, or the legal head</u>.
In the given context the author has used the phrase to refer to the parents <u>as the legal head, or rightful owner of a cottage or house are parents</u>.
So, the correct answer is parents.
The speaker in the poem is highly intoxicated which helps him create vivid imagery and he even describes smells that come to his head while he is taking a walk
The answer would be a. True
<span>Macbeth gets greedy and believed that Banquo stole the throne that was supposed to be his when the prophecy said that it was Banquo’s children who will eventually have the throne. Macbeth planned to have Banquo and his son killed so they have no chance of taking the throne but Macbeth failed to resolve this because the Banquo’s son escaped and Banquo was the only one who’s killed.</span><span>
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