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Significant topics include the indifference of humanity and societal pressures of growing up.

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Humans are indifferent and inherently selfish. Humans don't care as long as it is not happening to them.

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Violence, the dangers of child labor, "indifference" of humans in the sense of carelessness.

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"And they, since they were not the one dead, turned to their affairs" (33-34).

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The feeling of helplessness is stressed and seen throughout the text.

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The topic of child labor is prevalent and Frost highlights how the child is only useful for his hands.

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People are very work-oriented and tend to ignore ethics in exchange for efficiency. Adults knowingly make the children suffer.

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Visual imagery helps to show the devastation that is caused by indifference to human suffering.

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"Doing a man's work, though a child at heart--" ; "To please the boy by giving him the half hour / That a boy counts so much when saved from work"

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"' Don't let him cut my hand off / The doctor, when he comes. Don't let him, sister!'"

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The hands of the child have an uncommon connotation. Hands are often seen as "helping" or "caring"; however, the child's hands are used purely for dangerous labor.

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Showing how during this time it was so easy to turn a blind eye and focus on yourself. Whether that is the uncaring of dying as long as you keep your hand, and also the fact that after his death everyone moves on with their life.

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The indifference and lack of care people have for other peoples' tragedies. This is similar to the indifference the bystanders in the painting of Icarus felt as he fell in the water.

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Human nature tends to focus on gain despite the consequences.

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The use of punctuation snd word choice dds an element of stress and anxiety.

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People did not care about the boy or his situation, and they all played a part in his untimely death.

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Topics covered in the poem include child labor as well as indifference, as everybody just moved on after the boys death

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"Little-less-nothing!-and that ended it / No more to build on there. And they, since they / were not the one dead, turned to their affairs" (Frost 32-34).

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You get the insight that no matter how hard you work or how much you try to help others, at the end of the day they will only truly care about themselves.

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Personification of the saw, describing it as a human makes it seem more of a murder than an accident.

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"And they, since they were not the one dead, turned to their affairs"

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The thorough diction and the intense imagery allow the reader to gain these insights.

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"Doing a man's work, though a child at heart" (24)

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The lack of empathy people display for tragedies that aren't their own.

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Strong imagery and personification of the saw amplify the indifference of humanity.

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Group 2: Death is insignificant unless it is yourself. Nature is referenced to reveal the insignificance of a single human life.

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Group 2: Death is insignificant unless it is yourself. Nature is referenced to reveal the insignificance of a single human life.

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Humans are inherently selfish, not by purpose, but by intrinsic nature. Individual lives are so insignificant that death has become desensitized.

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"Little-less-nothing!" (Frost 1)

"No more to build on there. And they, since they Were not the dead turned to their affairs." (Frost 2)

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Frost employs personification to describe the buzzsaw. This personification portrays death as a being that is unavoidable. The title "Out, Out-" is a reference to Macbeth in the speech he gives comparing life to a candle. This employs the insignificance of life in Shakespeares work to further Frosts work.

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The significant topics covered in this text are violence, child labor, indifference to suffering and pain, the lack of value of human life, and the sad nature of living.

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Humans are naturally indifferent to suffering and pain of others. As long as something is not happening to them, it is best to ignore it. Everyones' life naturally sucks and so everyone is in the same boat and so nobody should care.

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"The boys first outcry was a rueful laugh"

"Call it a day, I wish they might have said"

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Imagery is very prevalent along side a fast paced syntax and desperate diction that gets ignored by the other people.