The "great packing machine" refers to the slaughter industry the author describes through the book. He is trying to portrait and denounce the unhealthy, dangerous, almost-enslavement condition the workers suffer in that industry.
The word vermin is used
for wild animals which are believed to be harmful to crops or which carry
disease, but metaphorically can be used to depict despicable people or people causing
problems for the rest of society. Therefore, use of this word suggests that
Gregor Samsa will despicable and a problem for society (in this case, he is a
problem to his family). Critics have argued about the meaning of “The
Metamorphosis” written by Franz Kafka, but many believe that the Grete, Gregor’s
sister, is the central character and that Gregor’s existence has driven all
attention from her and became harmful for her future and future of her parents.
As Volker Drüke suggests, Grete is the one that actually experiences
metamorphosis – she has matured as a result of the new family circumstances and
assumed responsibility. She becomes a woman and after her brother’s death, the
parents also notice that she “who was getting more animated all the time, had
blossomed […] into a beautiful and voluptuous young woman”, and want to look
for a partner for her.
Answer:
The narrator is remarking that trees make the night darker.
Explanation:
Allen Ginsberg was an American poet. He wrote the poem "A Supermarket in California" in 1956 that was first published in Howl. In the poem, the narrator visits a supermarket in California where he imagines himself following Walt Whitman who was shopping in the supermarket of California.
The meaning of this phrase ''The trees add shade to shade'' means the narrator is remarking that trees make the night darker.
<span>Hart emphasizes character development while presenting life in California's gold camps with realism and humor. The humor enables the author to avoid sentimentality and melodrama. His dialogue captures the colorful patois of the prospectors, and his descriptions detail their habits, idiosyncrasies, manner of dress, prejudices, and rough-hewn system of justice</span>
