I’m pretty sure it would be the narrator’s dilemma
Answer: In paragraph fifteen, King uses rhetoric to emphasize the need for both himself, and his peers, to honor the moral obligation they each have to act against injustice and unjust laws.
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The theme of this poem to me personally is to do with depression. The person perceives the bird singing as a nuisance and wishes for it to go away where he’ll later come to regret the decision. Have clapped my hands at him from the door when it seemed as if i could bare no more. The person has finally gotten rid of the bird by clapping his hands because he had had enough of it.The fault must partly be in me the bird was not to blame for his key, this is the first sign of regret shown by the poet. The person would now ponder at first but later on he would come to realize that the fault was in him to silence nature, this reflects upon the last stanza “ and of course there must be something wrong in wanting to silence any song”.
This is of course just how i perceive the poem different mindsets could differ how you would put it as.
Answer:
I would pick B, but don't be surprised if it is A
Explanation:
Givens
A Create resolution
B Edit and proofread
C Write Climax
I hope that there is not another given.
Argument
Persuasive writing doesn't really have a climax.
Nor does it really need a resolution, but some persuasive writing does have a resolution.
What is common to all writing is editing and proofreading