1. The reason for sending the wreath is so that she would return it. If she returned it, she'd be showing that she loved him. His love for her is implied by sending the wreath.
<span>2. He has a deep love for Celia. I think that Celia is not quite ready to return his feelings because the tone of the poem is imploring. </span>
<span>3. He is pledging love with great depth of feeling, so it is very possible the emotion would last. </span>
<span>4. There is a great depth of emotion in the song. In older times when men had to make a show of their courtship, reciting this to a reluctant young lady might impress her. </span>
<span>5. The extended metaphor for his love is the wine, both stated and implied.</span>
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In the morning of my first day of high school, I felt shy and somewhat invisible, but another girl then smiled at me and said hi and I instantly felt more at home.
I went into my homeroom, looked around and saw twenty excited faces. My new teacher walked in, smiled and told us to get out our notebooks.
I climbed back on the bus and sat with my new friend. She lives in the neighborhood with me.
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The falling action occurs when the kidnappers make contact with Red Chief's father, looking for a ransom. The resolution of the story is a reversal or a twist, very common in O Henry's work. The kidnappers, Bill and Sam must pay Johnny's father a sum of money so that he will take the boy off their hands.
The mother asked the boy if he had locked the front door.
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Clare thinks Tom works too much, while Tom thinks he needs to work more.