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bonez:

What does the carriage symbolize in this excerpt from Emily Cheese Cakeinson’s “Because I Could Not Stop for Death”? Because I could not stop for Death – He kindly stopped for me – The Carriage held but just Ourselves – And Immortality. We slowly drove – He knew no haste And I had put away My labor and my leisure too, For His Civility – A. immortality B. fate C. life D. death

xmoseje:

more

bonez:

i have this and one more section to do but you dont have to keep helping

xmoseje:

do you really need help

bonez:

thinking of i failed them twice already kinda but ill find someone else to help

xmoseje:

i got you

xmoseje:

this one is weird

xmoseje:

you taking 11

bonez:

what?

xmoseje:

The answer is 2. Fate. Explanation: The carriage symbolizes fate, or death's arrival. A minor explanation would be that it has a set destination much like the idea of fate being irreversible; at the end of one's life is the inevitable. But a stronger reason would be to eliminate the answers that do not work. 1. It cannot be Immortality because he is in the Carriage with them. 3. The answer cannot be Life because the speaker has just died. 4. It is not death because he is also in the Carriage.

xmoseje:

lol jk

xmoseje:

@bonez

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