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“They said ate her alive” is what literary device

what is the mood?

Jaye Simpson “Urban NDNS in the DTES

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1
what is the mood?
dark, grail
Reflective, mournful
urgent, grief
sunny, cloudy
2
“They said ate her alive” is what literary device
Hyperbole
Pathetic fallacy
Similie
Metaphor
3
these three literary devices are used most…
Metaphor, Imagery, Personification
Alliteration, metaphor, assonence
Allusion, simile, hyperbole
Môniyâw, similie, personification
4
Môniyâw and ikwe in Cree translates to
Batman, robin
White man, woman
colonize, independence
Black man, woman
5
what does DTES mean?
Downtown Eastside, Miami, FL
District of Toronto Education System
Downtown Eastside, Vancouver, BC
idk
6
what is the theme?
hatred towards asian people
violence and hurting African Canadians
Assault to Caucasion people
colonization, violence, addiction to Indigenous people
7
what book does the poem connect to?
Marrow Thieves
Merchant of Venice
Indian Horse
It doesn’t because the poem is free verse
8
what does NDN mean?
idk
treaty of Colonialism
Nations Distributive Neglection
Indian
9
what is the tone?
i forgot
urgent
Reflective, mournful
anger, disgust
10
who is the author of the poem?
Bart Simpson
Kaye Simpson
Jaye Simpson
idk