Iwant your laughter like the flower i was waiting for, the blue flower, the rose of my echoing country. your laughter from the captain's verses by pablo neruda, copyright © 1972 by pablo neruda and donald d. walsh. reprinted by permission of new directions publishing corp. how does this excerpt from "your laughter" relate to neruda’s cultural experience? select all that apply. it expresses pride and longing for his country. the flower functions as a symbol for his country. the laughter functions as a metaphor for patriotism. it suggests that his country is a necessary part of his life.

First day of class

The first day of class was absolutely not that bad as I thought it would be. The time that I picked was great its not to last but its not too early. It s just the right time to get to class. The classroom was as scorching like the desert. It is very hot in the class. It makes write in the class hard to do but that is something I guess I just have to deal with. Just like Columbia is around this time of year. The class also seems to have some interesting people in the class. There was a lot of dance and film majors there so I consider were bound to here some intense story’s.

Explanation:

The protagonist is

C. Antigone

who is the play's tragic heroine. In the first moments of the play, Antigone is opposed to her radiant sister Ismene. Unlike her beautiful and docile sister, Antigone is sallow, withdrawn, and recalcitrant.