Answer:
The lake is described as dark, gloomy and disgusting.
Explanation:
Grendel's mother lives in an underwater lair in a set of lakes and swamps that is described in an uncomfortable and unpleasant way. Lines 422-440 describe this place as an environment formed by decomposition, rot and darkness and show the lake as a very unpleasant place. This contributes to increasing the inadequacy tone and provokes, in the reader, a feeling of regret in relation to Grendel and his mother. In addition, this environment reinforces the concept of disorder, caused by the two monsters.
Napoleon's leadership is much more devious than Mr. Jones. The farm under Mr. Jones was poorly handled, with his drunkenness being the catalyst for change. At the same time Jones never quite understood the magnitude of revolution and the ability for change. Napoleon's leadership differs as he is driven to a major extent to not give up his power as easily as Mr. Jones. So my answer would be Yes. Even though Mr. Jones was softer but Napoleon understands Jones's incompetence and lack of understanding about the volatile nature of revolution is exactly what allows the revolution to happen.
Answer:
Mrs. and Mr. means the woman is married. Miss is just being polite.
Explanation:
Personification. Personification is when you give non-human objects human qualities.
In the novel, even alchemy, the central symbol of the book, entails coaxing metal to achieve its own Personal Legend to turn into gold. As a result, the idea that all individuals should live in the singular pursuit of their individual dreams emerges as the primary theme of The Alchemist.
(this is from sparknotes btw...)