Answer:
The author reveals Alexandra's thoughts regarding her behavior and the family outing. These thoughts are revealed from the third-person limited narrator.
Explanation:
The author uses the third-person limited narrator. with that, we were able to understand Alexandra’s thoughts and how she changes, after realizing that she was being wrong about the ride. That's because she was in a bad mood about the family outing, but she realizes how much fun it would be to enjoy the outing, than to behave badly.
The correct answer is <span>A. at midnight while the nightingale sings. He thinks this kind of death would be painless and sweet, enveloped in the ecstatic song of the nightingale. There is a certain amount of grieving at the thought of death, because then he wouldn't have had ears to listen to the nightingale's song. But nevertheless, this moment provides an escape from the grim, disturbing reality - an escape too short, as it turns out at the end of the poem.</span>
Answer:
Chapter 1 answers
Explanation:
1. Arabic
2. Judge
3. The bush
Chapter 2
1. the rebels
2. The men, he is told to go with the women and children
3. He is alone and struggles with where to go and what to do next.
A. These are names fornfate, which is destroying Creon's family
Answer:
McCarthyism.
Explanation:
Miller's story <em>The Crucible </em>is about Salem witch hunts, but only on the surface. In the story, we can see Puritans hunting innocent people and burning them at stakes just because there was a slight possibility in their minds that they might be witches.
However, metaphorically, the entire story is a criticism of McCarthyism. McCarthy was so paranoid about communists that he organized "witch hunts" in order to find them in America and eradicate them from the country.
