19. Describe one of the strongest images you encountered from any of the following literature:

from Of Wolves and Men by Barry Holston Lopez
"Birches" by Robert Frost
"Haiku" by Kaga no Chiyo
"Haiku" by Basho
from An Inconvenient Truth by Al Gore
"The Deadliest Tsunami in History?" by National Geographic News
"Orphans Give Indian Couple Will to Live; 2004 Tsunami Killed Their Son, Two Daughters" by Shaikh Azizur Rahman
"Wave" by Dale Wisely
Why is the image important? What made it memorable? Explain Please help me. I honestly don't know.

The wolf is three years old. It is now late afternoon. His ears are rammed forward, stiff. It is not the time of year for much howling.

I chose the story of wolves and men because it tells you the age of the wolf the time of the day what the wolf is doing and what it is not.
this gives you a time a season, the season where the wolves don't howl much.

Ayo anybody know what to write?

ok, so no one... try Of Wolves and Men. I need help 2

Ur favorite person is WRONG. I just took the test and got a 20%

i mean ms sue isnt wrong, its impossible to tell someone what they are thinking butttttt we just want answers so we just want what you think, its the easy way out

One of the strongest literary images I encountered is from Robert Frost's "Birches." In the poem, Frost vividly describes the birch trees bending under the weight of ice after a storm. The image of "loaded branches" that "bend to left and right / Across the lines of straighter darker trees" evokes a sense of both fragility and resilience. Frost's use of descriptive language, such as "ice-storm" and "crystal shells," paints a vivid picture of the trees' struggle against the elements. This image contributes to the main idea of the poem, which explores the human desire to escape from the hardships of life by retreating into nature. The bending birches symbolize the speaker's longing for a simpler, more innocent existence, where he can find solace and renewal amidst life's challenges. The vivid portrayal of the birch trees underscores the poem's themes of resilience, escapism, and the enduring power of nature.

Did you read those pieces of literature?

Which one did you think gave the strongest message?

Are you asking me to tell you what to think?? That is dangerous, Bobby!