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Step-by-step explanation:
1.Thoreau uses rhetorical questions to attract all Americans, by judging the tone of the paragraph. These are questions that all Americans have. Rhetorical questions either have an obvious answer or don't have one at all. However, this question was only theoretical, which Thoreau was trying to change
2.Poe's unique pattern of rhymes creates the poem's atmosphere and develops tension. His use of repetition is obvious when the raven says "nevermore." This is meant to show the narrator's grief and to make the reader feel grief for the narrator. Every time the raven repeats this, the narrator becomes more unhappy.
3.Daisy and Gatsby are the two most obvious characters to serve as symbols of the novel's themes. Daisy symbolizes the American Dream because she has wealth and social status which is what most American dream to have. She is never honestly happy, though. Daisy's symbol supports the theme that "money can't buy happiness. "On the other hand, Gatsby also symbolizes the American Dream but in a little bit of a different way. Gatsby's symbol supports the theme that "money can't buy friends." Gatsby would throw huge parties where hundreds to thousands of people would show up for it. Once he passed away, only one person showed up to his funeral. This shows that he only had one true friend and all of those people that would come to his parties were just there for the fun. Although they have money and status, they are never happy and in fact, the American Dream is a waste