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A Prince is likely to become defensive and intimidated by his townspeople as opposed to his nobles for the reason that there are few who are highborn.
Hence, a majority of individuals in a town capable of overwhelming and perhaps overthrowing him.
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There are several different expressions on people’s faces.
It hints to the reader that they are shocked at what is happening.
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This line could be implicating that someone had attempted suicide.
Quit their usual habitations.
The small birds converge, converge Sylvia Plath – The Manor Garden
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The worms correspond with the converging birds because it qualifies as unusual activity.
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To those who reside near Top Dawg, he’s about to put them on blast.
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Its origin is Greek. Epi means upon, and thalamos means bridal chamber.
This form is used to honor a bride and bridegroom.
See e.g.: Edmund Spenser’s Epithalamion.
Ye learned sisters which have oftentimes
Beene to me ayding, others to adorne:
Whom ye thought worthy of your gracefull rymes,
That even the greatest did not greatly scorne
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This saga briefly delves into the battle between the late Bardock and Frieza, and transitions into highlight of his son, Goku.
Having fallen into a ravine and hitting his head, and no longer being able to recall memory of not only his mission and Saiyan roots, he becomes placid and benevolent, which is contradictory to the average Saiyan.
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Sylvia refers to her unborn child, implicating it will provide good fortune.
The ‘bee’s wing’ could relate to Plath’s own father, Otto Plath, who was a scientist who studied bees. Bees appear at multiple points in her poetry in reference to him. Furthermore, if you include the next line ‘two suicides, the family wolves,/ Hours of blankness’ you can relate it to other things which the child will inherit. Plath herself had a failed suicide attempt before later succeeding, and her son, Nick, also committed suicide. Plath is listing here the family problems (‘wolves’) which the baby will ‘inherit’ and carry with it once it is born