Welles set his version in Haiti
<span>carefully and scientifically :P</span>
Answer:
i do not see the answer choices, but i hope this helps.
Explanation:
This story takes place in an alternative world. An inventor longs for love in a technological time where he has many inventions. Does he keep working on his inventions or does he go out and seek love? Everything around him is pollution and sad. We have to remember that technology is useful but it can never replace a real companion and real love. Do we allow technology to define humans or do we seek love and real companionship. The girl meets a guy riding a mechanical horse. She loves him but when she has to make the decision to go with him to the technology centered world in the city, she longs for the countryside. She dies in the polluted world. Guess what? He recreates her using technology.
Hello. You did not inform the poem to which this question refers, which makes it impossible for it to be answered accurately. However, I will try to help you in the best possible way.
The use of similes and metaphors in a poem is done with the objective of extending the meaning of the message that the poet wants to pass through the poem, therefore, the poet writes comparisons that present new and deeper and more imposing meanings.
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My dog will Bark at the bark on the trees
Explanation: homograph is bark. bark= sound dog makes = rough part of a tree