The story, written by Washington Irving, told a story of a man that sought to flee from his ever-talking wife; he does so by going to the forest and sleeping away 20 years, after he drinks from the keg of the dwarf he helps. After waking up, he found that the America he knows is changed, the American Revolution having shaped the customs of the country (the portrait of King George at the bar he used to go have made way to the picture of George Washington).
Being written at the same year of the Panic (1819), the story was seen as analog to the feeling of unity and progress felt by the American people in the period after the Napoleonic Wars, that as it was with the Revolution, greatly changed the country.
Answer:
Tom Robinson (the guy being tried in court for allegedly raping a white girl as a black man).
Explanation:
In this story, mockingbirds represent the innocent. your not suppose to unfairly treat a mockingbird.
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What's the work? A little vague
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C). His fond recollections emphasize his genuine sincerity.
Explanation:
Narration plays a vital role in eliciting the desired response from the audience as the manner in which the author relates a text determines how the audience would perceive, experience, or respond to it.
As per the question, the narration influences the credibility in the given excerpt from 'Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close' through presenting 'his fond recollections that emphasize his genuine sincerity' and help win the audience's faith and appeal to them emotionally and ethically as reflected by the descriptions like 'Greco-Roman wrestle', 'circle of dominoes', 'pendulum', etc. Therefore, option C displays how the involvement of recollections in the narration helps in convincing and eliciting the intended response from the audience. Therefore, <u>option C</u> is the correct answer.
Clinical or supportive services provided to a child with severe emotional or behavioral needs
