the evening before im clearing up my howard johnsons womens area when unexpectedly this frog appears probably came from the drain swimming about and attempting to go up the edge of the basin then I decide to flush it down but then he says sohelpmegod and begins to converse something about a round golden ball and the way I can turn into a princess a princess in me so then I am surprised out of my mind and the frog states please kiss me only one time on the nose then I shriek you small green disgusting thing then I proceed to strike it with a mop and I had to flush the toilet three times in me some princess 4. Consider who is the speaker, who is the audience, what the occasion? What is/are the subject(s)? What is the setting? The speaker is a woman whose audience is probably a friend or coworker.
When the pesticide is placed in a pond, it kills every fish in that pond. Fishers are told to kill any Northern Snakehead they find. Unlike other fish, they are highly capable of traveling on solid ground to new environments by simply wiggling their body around. (csa.com). The only predators the Northern Snakehead has in the United States are other Northern Snakeheads and humans.
I don’t care what she says and what she does. I seen ‘em poison before, but I never seen no piece of jail bait worse than her. You leave her be.” Lennie likes to copy George (Incident) George and Lennie beside the pool at the Salinas River, George threw a scoop of water into his face and rubbed it about with his hand, under his chin and around the back of his neck. Then he replaced his hat, pushed himself back from the river, drew up his knees and embraced them. Lennie who had been watching imitated George exactly.
· the plant has poison on it so scavengers do not eat it. 2 examples of scavengers · the ducks scavenge for bugs in the lake. · the flys scavenge for food or animal waste. Example of a Plant Reproduction · The plant has seeds that fall out and start to grow other plants. Example of symbiosis the fly and duck: the ducks eats the fly and gets energy.
At the start of “Bullfrog” the speaker is reflecting youth and this is symbolised through Hughes’ anthropomorphic application to the strength of the frog’s legs “To thump upon double-bass strings” (Muldoon, 1997, p42), frogs don’t play the double bass so this metaphor alludes to the strength of youth. “This sort of comparison is properly called anthropomorphism, where human attributes are ascribed to something inhuman” (Brown, R D, Reputations (2014), p 44). Both poets also use simile as a device to represent frogs in terms of emotions. “A simile is a formal comparison which uses words such as “like” or “as” to connect one thing with another” (Brown, R D, Tradition and Dissent (2014), p 44). In line thirty of
Character Analysis Till We Have Faces, written by C.S. Lewis, is a novel based on the Greek legend of Psyche and Cupid. The main character and narrator, Orual, retells her life from when she was young to her present age. In the story she tells of how being the ugly sister compared her two beautiful sisters, Redival and Psyche, has impacted her life substantially. Psyche was the major reason behind Orual’s actions because Orual was jealous that everyone noticed Psyche and never acknowledged her, and this would ultimately lead to the sacrificing of Psyche to the mountain god, Ungit.
I loved to see them come into the woods, for they were company to a body; hurting nothing; being, as it was, as harmless as a garter snake. But now it gives me sore thoughts when I hear the frighty things whizzing through the air.” Natty Bumppo explains in this passage that for him the murder of the pigeons (the destruction of nature) is unfair because they did not do anything to deserve it. They were just flying, and they lived peacefully with men. For him, their massacre is totally unjustified. He also “confess” that he has remorse.
The poem starts off with the speaker's very blunt observation, "A toad the power mower caught." Made the poem drastic and unemotional to the death of toad. The lack of sympathy is clearly recognisable as the first stanza continues on the description about the toad's injury and movements. Then as the toad, brings himself to the cineraria leaves, the speaker starts to use symbolism and starts to show some interest. That the toad was surrounded by "heartshaped leaves" and will die in this "final glade"(6).
Her mother and grandmother are praying in Spanish and Simon is just singing nonsense of what others are saying instead of being a look out of anything like sharks or other boats. The family all looks at Margarita who is swimming “like a seal” and that rainbows are dancing around her. Her father realizes that there are rainbows because she is swimming through and oil slick. Eduardo has Simon stop the boat and as Margarita comes up and stops swimming she is covered in oil. They
Mustapha Mond sees soma as a perfect tool to maintain the stability. He thinks that “there's always soma to give you a holiday from the facts. And there's always soma to calm your anger, to reconcile you to your enemies, to make you patient and long-suffering” [Chapter 17, Page 217]. It also exists in West Hill in many forms. Technologies such as the internet and media act as soma which distracts the students from something that is important.