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Aneli [31]
2 years ago
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Which of the following describes the author’s use of the word “sentenced” in the poem “They Shot Wook Kim”? Select all that appl

y. It conveys both the swiftness and finality of his murder. It makes his murder seem like a decision made in court. It conveys the deliberation and inevitability of his murder. It is ironic because it has connotations of justice and fairness.
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antoniya [11.8K]2 years ago
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The author’s use of the word “sentenced” in the poem “They Shot Wook Kim” is like this: “Sentenced by the absence of laughter and love,” Which probably means:

<span>It conveys both the swiftness and finality of his murder.  It conveys the deliberation and inevitability of his murder. </span>

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