AP English Literature: Death by Cinder Load
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Lines 15-19 ("The brook…in fear perhaps") are best interpreted to mean that
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something then you have three or what it means Well
the Brook is incapable of feeling fear because well it's
a Brooke people It's ah thing of water It's only
choice is to submit to its current circumstances Uh no
matter how dark they may appear to be like life
is in danger by forgetting to go in fear that
Brooke is merely acting according to its nature Unlike people
who have the choice Teo you know go in fear
if they're thrown in a dungeon or walled off in
concrete or stuck in front of reality TV perpetually or
you know whatever So the answer is B The brook
fears nothing and must submit to its new circumstances and
the loser ball well by saying the brook was thrown
deep in a sewer dungeon the author's saying that it
ended up in that fetid place against its will Like
who would purposely go to a sewer other than a
rat By describing the new location of the brook with
such awful words like fetid darkness will the author's highlighting
the unfairness of the situation and suggesting that the Brook
will not last long You know despite its immortal for
So get rid of all those right answer here is 00:01:19.86 --> [endTime] B is in Brooke and ah very sad