Does it have to be about just ANY English subject?
(Don't worry I'll answer, I'm just confused on what you mean by this.)
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One of the most dominant themes in The Outsiders is that of class conflict. The beginning of the novel strongly introduces this theme as a group of Socs, the West Side rich kids, jump and terrorize Ponyboy, a young boy from the East Side: "Hey, grease," one said in an way to friendly voice.
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In the Anglo-Saxon lyric, "The Wanderer," "gold-ruler" is a kenning that depicts what the Wanderer is hunting and trusting down. A kenning is a packed representation that is an endeavor by the writer to go past a constrained vocabulary. A kenning is a figurative endeavor at naming.
A kenning is a figurative expression or compound word used to name an individual, spot or thing in a roundabout way. Utilized basically in Anglo-Saxon verse, the epic sonnet Beowulf is brimming with kennings. For instance, the term whale-street is utilized for the ocean and "shepherd of malevolence" is utilized for Grendel.
