English, 11.11.2019 18:31 brasherfamily14

What image is created by combining this element
of magic realism with the narrative structure?
the image of family members who are
separated by distance yet united by love
the image of family members who are
separated by oceans of political
disagreements
the image of family members who have lost
all connection with each other

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Answer from: goku4420

the image of family members who are

separated by distance yet united by love

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Answer from: fatosis

Hi! I am afraid that your answer is incomplete, since it is not clear if you are referring to a specific text, and if the case, which text, nor do we know any insides of the story that may help with this task. Anyway, I think it is possible to help you resolve this by thinking together what is magic realism and what is a narrative structure. If you have these two concepts clear, you will realize that the correct option for answering this question is the first one: the image of family members who are separated by distance yet united by love.

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Let's remember that magic realism is a literary device used by authors to paint a realistic view of the story they are telling while also adding magical elements to it. On the other hand, a narrative structure is the form used by the authors to tell the story. By knowing this, we can agree that the image that is created from magic realism and narrative structure is the first one because it describes a basic, natural family situation -being separated by distance- mixed with a magical, conceptual one -being united by love-. These lines describe a family that is separated and together at the same time; we know this is literally impossible but is a figure of speech chosen to express unity despite of the physical separation.

The second option contains a metaphor (it compares the distance between the family member with an ocean due to their political disagreements), and the last option just describes a family situation literally, that is why I chose the first option.

Answer from: Quest

huck's relationship with food is a prominent theme throughout the novel, and during his time on jackson's island and working his way down river, huck revels in and enjoys his ad hoc dining. in the first chapter, we observe huck is ironically trapped in a "civilized" world, when he would prefer to live freely in nature.

Answer from: Quest

The third answer is correct.

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