why does the author use imagery in this passage?
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to d...
why does the author use imagery in this passage?
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to describe the despair she feels about the town
to symbolize the hope she feels for the next day
to ask the reader for in escaping the town
to show the contrast between night and day in the town
throughout the poem, the author describes the air as thick and stifling. what best describes what the stifling air symbolizes?
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the town, which is also stifling
the crowds, which the narrator doesn't like
the smoke from the pipes, which make it difficult to breathe
the window, which will not open
the author uses personification in having the dirty canary dream about seeing green fields and sunshine. what does this use of personification suggest?
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the canary used to live in a beautiful green field
the canary wishes its owner would give it a bath
the canary hates being locked up in its tiny cage
the canary, like the people of the town, feels depressed
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