Our aim is a democratic peace, a
peace founded upon the dignity and rights of every man and woman.—President
Bush, 2004 State of the Union. It means that democracy, when handled properly
means that the rights of every man and woman can be attained.
<span>1. The speaker's tone in "The Pig" is conversational.
2. The tone that was established in the sentence is pitiful.
3. Kibuka first seems depressed by retirement, but by the end of the story he is appreciative of it.
</span><span>4. "Musisi arrived as Kibuka was leaving home to see if the leg of pork had been safely delivered to Yosefu and Miriamu."
</span>5. "Let’s get some ice cream for the party!" is the answer because the statement gives an authoritative command.
The best paraphrase of line 12 is "like everyone,she walks on the ground"
Throughout the sonnet the speaker is portraying his beloved as someone ordinary. He highlights the common characteristics and beauty of his lover using the conventional comparisons of the Shakespeare's days for love poetry but in a negative way.
The love poetry of the those days was mainly based on metaphors comparing nature with the beauty of the loved women. In this sonnet Shakespeare reversed those conventions.
In line 12 and in the previous one the speaker states that he has never seen a goddess walking but he's sure that her mistress walks like everyone else.
