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It emphasizes how personal well-being can lead to other forms of happiness, including financial success and romantic love
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The excerpt from the poem that suggests the inevitability of the result Okonkwo fears is "The ceremony of innocence is drowned; "
Explanation:
The biggest fear of Okonkwo is to see the traditions and beliefs as well as the kind of life that mane ancestors preserved in African villages doomed because of modernization and influence of cities and the new kind of life, the sentence "The ceremony of innocence is drowned " talks about how this invasion is destroying everything that was natural and sacred.
The speaker in “Kubla Khan” describes a <span>vision he has had that describes </span><span>the “stately pleasure-dome” built in Xanadu.</span>
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Here Equiano describes the emotions he is feeling after finding out he is to be freed from his slavery. He feels a mix of emotions that vary wildly, and Equiano demonstrates how dramatic and revolutionary an unprecedented experience might feel. Because Equiano is telling his story in the first person, the events of the story have a more personal and intimate effect than if they were told through the lens of an outside narrator.
Explanation:
Answer:
A,B, D.
Explanation:
"Master Harold"... and the boys is a play written by Athol Fugard, the play was first staged in 1982. It is one of Fugard's famous work. The play raised to issues faced by the black during apartheid. Due to its content, the play was banned from staging in South Africa but it was performed outside of the country.
It is consist of autobiographical events from the life of Fugard.
In the play, Harold, who is a seventeen-year-old white boy likes to be called 'master' by his friends and African servants Sam and Willie.
The allusion found in the excerpt to that of apartheid period are
- Willy uses the word 'master'.
- Hally's teacher doesn't like natives.
- Mention of ballroom dancing.
