Answer:
The character that says these words is Satan. He is speaking to the other fallen angels.
Explanation:
Before these lines begin, it is said that Satan is going to say the following words "whereto with speedy words th' Arch-fiend repli'd." The "arch-fiend" is like a super enemy, arch (means superior) fiend (enemy).
Two of the main phrases that prove that Satan is talking are the following:
- "<em>To do aught good never will be our task, But ever to do ill our sole delight" </em>= Doing good action will never be our thing, we only find pleasure in doing bad things.
- <em>"As being the contrary to his high will whom we resist"</em> = since we are the contrary of God, the one we resist.
Answer:
B). The fences that exist between people are both physical and social.
Explanation:
'Fences' written by August Wilson discusses the aspects of black life and highlights the pressures of society on African Americans. The 'fence' is a mark or symbol of segregation of the black community from white domination. It also functions symbolically, both physically and mentally to signify protection from the outer white-dominated world. It displays how blacks are subjugated by the racist system of white power.
Thus, the possible theme could be 'the fences that exist between people are both physical as well as social' as they are physically oppressed through the works like garbage collectors while the <u>social division is reflected by their idea of protecting themselves inside the fences(revealing their inability to face the brutal reality of pain and discrimination).</u> Therefore, <u>option B</u> is the correct answer.
B. First person matches that description.
I can't personally speak for every single Dystopian Fiction author, but personally what I think about why they write it is because it allows them to explore what exactly earth could turn out to be. It reaches out to audiences and makes them think about how the world could get messed up, and it offers a pathway into that dystopian universe.
