3rd person I think but I’m sorry I’m advance if that’s wrong
Answer:
Well, it is a worthless activity unless would be for funny
Explanation:
The evidence to support the usefulness of these activities as anything other than entertainment is virtually non-existent.
Answer: Conscience
Our conscience is the emotional and rational reactions we have due to our moral conduct. It is the good feeling we get when we perform something that we consider to be good, and viceversa. It is deeply personal and it is formed through our life experiences, our culture, and several other factors.
Conscience is often referred to as our "inner voice" or as a "moral compass." This comparison with a compass is due to the fact that most people use their conscience as a way to orientate themselves when they feel they are off course.
Asagai's main function as a character seems to be to inject the play with symbolism. Basically, Asagi is Africa. He represents one extreme of the American debate on assimilation. His presence in the play forces the audience (and Beneatha) to ask what it truly means to be an African American.
Answer:
C. The speaker feels his talent has been rendered useless.
Explanation:
John Milton (the author of this sonnet) was completely blind and wrote “Sonnet XIX” as his response to his loss of sight. The overall theme of the sonnet is the loss and how he sort of realized the importance of experience. In the beginning of the sonnet, Milton suggests that his talent has been deferred when he became blind. The words, “dark”, “death”, and “useless” (lines 2-4) describe his emotional state.
