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In “the caged bird,” what is the speaker’s tone or attitude toward the subject of oppression? check all that apply.

Analyze how jackson uses elements of a story to develop her message. for example, how does she create both certainty about charles' character and uncertainty in her audience about charles' identity? should laurie's parents have realized the truth earlier? how does jackson foreshadow the ending for her audience, while allowing for a surprise for laurie's parents? what is jackson's message about children and parents?

Which statement about winslow homer's paintings is true? they look abstract and imaginary. they tell about things people do in the city. they tell about everyday life in the country.