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BK doesnt need to buy salt will baird works there

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BK doesnt need to buy salt will baird works there

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roar works well because it also describes the river

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wild

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Spagettio

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Salty b, whats going on best friend. YAYA

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referring to the British conquering land and forcing their culture and religion and changing cities to meet their desire

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River does not walk and thus does not have feet

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It's wealth and influence are too great for there to be reasonable excuse for the living conditions

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the word stern reminds us that the colonizers are stronger that those that that they are colonizing

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Disagreement on how to properly use the land

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The word 'roared' strengthens the image of a powerful river. It's repeated use continues to strengthen the image

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Roar is like a lion... which is looked at as powerful... and a leader..... similarly roar is a more frightening and powerful

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The city is reborn and is starting fresh

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Its heading towards an undesired end

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The Council is capitalized because the group controls the community. The council has a historical significance within the community.

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The First Nations have lost their voice can´T
speak up anymore

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Rename, they renamed the city

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This line says that the river gets dirty as it goes through the town, because the industrialization in the town.

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The river is symbolic to First nations. They stutter because the white people have taken away there heritage  and the generations after are not learning the native tounge.

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a tiring str

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The stern, Victorian bridge is a metaphor for the white race.

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The feeling captured in this line is that the "river" is  struggling towards something that is not worth working for

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It has a negative connotation.

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"integument" means a tough protective layer, in this case skin.

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I t implies that the people's "gutterals" (their native language) were taken by force. The next line alludes to english as "Stern" and "Victorian"

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This shows the confusion and lack of control by those who are being oppressed

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"on mornings when a torrent roared down their gorges "

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"on mornings when a torrent roared down their gorges "

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Explain the effect of the word "roared" being repeated.

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Identify any words that suggest defeat in the second last stanza.

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"It crawls towards a sea curdled with oil slick

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"It crawls towards a sea curdled with oil slick

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What feeling is captured in this line?

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"...to the stern, stone Victorian bridge"

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"...to the stern, stone Victorian bridge"

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Explain the significance of the bridge's being stern, stone and Victorian.

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What does the word "surrenders" suggest?

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How can a river stutter through language?

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From context, what does "integument" mean?

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"it never understood...what progress meant

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"it never understood...what progress meant

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Address the tone of this line.

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What does this mean, exactly?

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Explain the significance of the word "rechristened".

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"it has grown too footloose for this settlement"

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"it has grown too footloose for this settlement"

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How is footloose an example of personification?

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Does "bookie" have positive or negative connotations?

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Based on context, what do you think "bookie" means?

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Why does roar work here? Why not shout, yell, whisper, speak, roll?

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Who is the Council and why is it capitalized?