1) The term is being used in a way that shows that the man woke up in a pass drinking stage. Its also show how he was to drunk to leave the place in which he initiated the the drinking.
2) The author purpose of using this term is to describe the way the male awoke to show how heavily he was drinking the night before.
3) This quote reflects the theme of the novel because it show how it was his own mistake for drinking and not fate.
4) If I were Henchard, at this point I would be sad and angry for the stupidity that had occur the night before.
1) This term is used in a way to show how the author is comparing Elizabeth to a culprit.
2) The author's purpose for using this term is two show how guilty Elizabeth felt for lying to her father.
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1) The way this term is being used is that Henchard is comparing himself to a man who is posing as a women.
2) The author's purpose to using this term was to show his readers how mean Henchard's was being to Elizabeth-Jane.
3) This quote reflects the overall theme of this novel because it shows how Henchard is being mean to Elizabeth willing and it's not fate.
4) I really dislike this idea of Henchard being mean to Elizabeth because she has done nothing if anything Henchard is the only one doing all the wrong things.
1) This term is being use on a way to show how Elizabeth is really taking in every detail of this women in the cemetery
2) The author chose to utilize this term to show how truly interested Elizabeth-Jane was looking at this strange women whom she does not know yet.
3) This quote show the theme of the novel because it shows how fate put this strange woman in Elizabeth path in this hard time she is going through with her father.
4) This moment seems to be important because he is really describing this scene.
1) The term is being used in a way to show how Elizabeth life has not been all too good so the author set the mood in asad and dark
2) The author purpose of using this term is to describe the way the male awoke to show how heavily he was drinking the night before.
3) This quote reflects the theme of the novel because it show how it was his own mistake for drinking and not fate.
4) If I were Henchard, at this point I would be sad and angry for the stupidity that had occur the night before.
1) This term is used in a way to show how the author is comparing Elizabeth to a culprit.
2) The author's purpose for using this term is two show how guilty Elizabeth felt for lying to her father.
3) …show more content…
1) The way this term is being used is that Henchard is comparing himself to a man who is posing as a women.
2) The author's purpose to using this term was to show his readers how mean Henchard's was being to Elizabeth-Jane.
3) This quote reflects the overall theme of this novel because it shows how Henchard is being mean to Elizabeth willing and it's not fate.
4) I really dislike this idea of Henchard being mean to Elizabeth because she has done nothing if anything Henchard is the only one doing all the wrong things.
1) This term is being use on a way to show how Elizabeth is really taking in every detail of this women in the cemetery
2) The author chose to utilize this term to show how truly interested Elizabeth-Jane was looking at this strange women whom she does not know yet.
3) This quote show the theme of the novel because it shows how fate put this strange woman in Elizabeth path in this hard time she is going through with her father.
4) This moment seems to be important because he is really describing this scene.
1) The term is being used in a way to show how Elizabeth life has not been all too good so the author set the mood in asad and dark