12. How does the image of caged bird explain the boy's experiences in The Schgolboyt?
11. In "The Pulley" by George Herbert, God reasons that if he gives humans all of his blessings at once, they will become too content and forget about him. Therefore, he holds back one blessing: restlessness. This restlessness will lead humans to strive for more and seek God, ultimately bringing them closer to him.
12. In "The Schgolboyt" by James Berry, the image of a caged bird represents the boy's experiences of feeling trapped and confined in his school environment. The boy longs to break free and spread his wings, but he is held back by the rules and expectations of the school. Like the bird in the cage, the boy feels powerless and yearns for freedom. The imagery of the caged bird helps to convey the boy's feelings of frustration and confinement.
11. In "The Pulley" by George Herbert, God reasons that if he gives humans all of his blessings at once, they will become too content and forget about him. Therefore, he holds back one blessing: restlessness. This restlessness will lead humans to strive for more and seek God, ultimately bringing them closer to him.
12. In "The Schgolboyt" by James Berry, the image of a caged bird represents the boy's experiences of feeling trapped and confined in his school environment. The boy longs to break free and spread his wings, but he is held back by the rules and expectations of the school. Like the bird in the cage, the boy feels powerless and yearns for freedom. The imagery of the caged bird helps to convey the boy's feelings of frustration and confinement.