what is the main idea of the short story the lumber room?

Answer:

The main idea of “The Lumber Room” by Saki are generational gaps and the consequences of a tyrannical way of raising children. Through these themes, the author criticises his aunts who raised him in a strict and traditional environment, but he also brings a critique to the strict Edwardian society in which he lived.

3 seperate mods sent me the national suic ide hotline number

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Who created the art form of "cubism"
A.
Leanordo de'vinci

B.
Pablo picasso

C.
Carlos santana

D.
Paul cezzane

A truss is ________________
a.
a structure made up of one or more triangular units, connected at the joints by long beams.
b.
the location where the weight and force rests in a construction.
c.
a type of bridge where the main load-bearing elements are hung from suspension cables.
d.
a rounded structure capable of supporting a significant amount of weight.

Which artwork is an example of Italian Renaissance art?

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does an otherworld have to be religious or revolve around death?

I'm making a series that involves creatures from different worlds (keep in mind they come from another world, not another planet). Would you call those types of worlds, dimensions or otherworlds? or both/neither?

describe the adult way of thinking in the story the lumber room by Saki. pls I need answers

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What technique do artists use to create rhythm?

A. one-point perspective

B. overlapping

C. shading

D. repetition ​

1. What outfits (male) rich/fancy people wear other then suits and tophats?


2. I remember seeing a fancy character in a movie wearing this thing on his neck/collar of shirt thats like a napkin but it was small(ish) and (probably) not a napkin

I have a character who is the rich and fancy type but I already have characters with suits and tophats so I want to be more original instead of copying and pasting suits onto each of my character


EDIT: OHHHH the "napkin" is actually called a jabot, no need to answer the 2ne question now