Answer:
Brown makes it clear that the girls' level of training and competency is on par with adults. He goes out on every call with the Dragon Slayers thats what i'm thinking
Explanation:
The speaker in "The Weary Blues" is attempting to convey a celebration of personal expression in his description of the scene. Option D is correct.
"The Weary Blues" is a poem written by American poet Langston Hughes in 1925. Langston Hughes was regarded to as one of the most prominent and influential figures of the Harlem Renaissance. He wrote about the world around him, giving a voice to African Americans during a time of segregation.
<span>Beowulf’s first major battle was against Grendel, a monster that had been terrorizing the Scyldings. Beowulf heard about Grendel’s murderous spree in the land of the Danes under King Hrothgar and decided to come to their aid. Beowulf fights Grendel in a mead hall at Herot and tears off the monster’s arm, mortally wounding it. Grendel’s mother attacks the Danes in revenge but Beowulf follows the monster back to her lair and kills it. Beowulf goes back home to the Geats and becomes their King. Fifty years after his last battle with Grendel’s mother, Beowulf is forced to fight a dragon after a slave steals a golden cup from its lair. This last battle is however difficult for Beowulf who receives help from one of his men and the two finally defeat the dragon. During the battle with the dragon Beowulf was mortally wounded. The hero dies soon after and is buried ceremoniously at sea</span>
Answer:
divine authority
Explanation:
The theme that the Chorus Leader reveals through the suggestion that the gods buried Polyneices is divine authority.
This is because, divine authority as a theme shows that the gods have interaction with man in various ways and one of the ways they interact with man is the suggestion that they buried Polyneices.
Maybe singing that would be a good start.
