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In most <em>/American homes, family time is replaced with TV time.
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<em>/In most American homes, family time is replaced with TV time.
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In most American homes, family time <em>/is replaced with TV time./</em>
I believe the answer to be
<em>/In most American homes, family time is replaced with TV time.
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I believe a motif can contribute to, or become a theme when it gathers larger significance throughout a text. A theme is what you generally write about in a literary piece, so if you develop a metaphor further, it may come to denote a theme of a work.
The setting affects the characters leaving them apathetic and resigned to the way they live, which makes them accept everything that the capital decides.
"The Refusal" is a story written by Franz Kafka, where we are introduced to a small town, where all citizens have their lives planned and established by the standards determined by the capital.
In the third paragraph of this story, we can see an apathetic setting, without many highlights and which does not express proactivity. This scenario affects citizens, leaving them as apathetic and resigned to the environment around them. This is because:
- The city does not present anything new and exciting.
- Everything the setting presents is determined by the capital and is presented as correct.
- The scenery is boring and motionless.
- This reinforces the idea that residents are affected in a tedious way, making them not bother with how they live, but rather satisfied with a limited life and without expressiveness.
In this case, we can conclude that the scenario affects the characters, making them submissive to the capital's will and not wishing to change that, as they are used to the monotony with which they live.
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Answer:
The author indicates specific word choices to stress the vastness and greatness of the house, and the lack of warmth, life, and activity missing in the house.
Explanation:
The unexplained invaders are presented in opposition to the qualities of the house, as the invaders make noise and move quickly. The words in the short essay, focus the reader's attention onto ideas about emptiness, and the fear that that open, unused space can evoke.
Seems most consumed by feelings of guilt
