the leading character or one of the major characters in a play, film, novel, etc.

The poem ‘The Solitary Reaper’ is full of imagery that evokes the feelings of solitariness and solitude. This poem is about a highland lady who is reaping and binding the grain alone in the field. There is no one around except the reaper, the poet, and the beautiful silent Nature. The imagery is full of solitude and harmony mixed with beautiful nature. The pleasant melodious voice of the reaper is further enhanced by the serene natural surroundings. The poet makes the readers feel solitude by using expressions such as ‘single in the field’, ‘reaping and singing by herself’, ‘alone she cuts’, ‘among the farthest Hebrides, etc.

Charles Chuck Hooper was the Zonal Sales Manager for a chemical company. He was favoured young man with everything in his life. He once was a player of  the university football team. He was ambitious and cheerful. He lived with his wife Marcy and his pet dog Duke.

Duke was a rough-playing Doberman Pinscher, four years old weighing about 23Kgs. Duke was bought from the kennel by chuck even after his wife Marcy preferred Pomeranian.

One day (in 1953) he was hit by a car. This accident completely paralyzed his left side due to HEAMORRHAGE in the motor section of his brain. Hooper was critical and remained in the hospital for a month. Some men from his company came to the hospital to inform him that he should take leave for a year and a desk job would be created for him at headquarters. He underwent physiotherapy for his paralysed arm and leg but it did not help much. Now he had to move on a wheel chair.

After being discharged from the hospital, he was very depressed. His wife went to work and he had to stay alone in the house as their pet Duke was send to the kennel after chuck's accident.

To give him company Duke was called back from the Kennel. When Duke saw his master after a long time, he was very happy. Duke could not  control himself and jumped on Chuck to show his happiness. Chuck had to fight him to maintain his balance. But that was the first and the last time that Duke did so. He never repeated it again.

Chuck's health worried Marcy but she also was helpless. She could do nothing but cry. Even Duke could not take the boredom and he sometimes would "quiver with impatience" but was calmed by Chuck.

One day something unpredictable happened. Chuck simply hooked the leash on Duke's collar. Duke understood what he had to do. He forced his master stand with the help of Marcy, then chuck took some steps. This then became an everyday affair. Daily, Duke would help Chuck struggle out of his chair and walk a few steps. Gradually, they increased the steps. Then they began two trips a day lengthening the targets.

On January 4, Hooper went to his office without the support of Duke. Everyone was amazed. In office Hooper informed his manager that he would come down for an hour to the office, and he stuck to his words. After a few months Hooper had recovered back to normality and if the need ever arise, Duke was always there as a companion.

In March 1956 i.e. after 3 years they shifted to a new place after chuck was promoted as Regional Manager. Nobody knew the story of Chuck and duke there. The neighbours saw  their new neighbour walking like a mechanical giant pulled by a dog that acted as if he owned the man.

On 12 October 1967, Duke was hit by a car, taken to hospital but he did not survive. Now chuck had to walk alone, he missed Duke but still had carried on. He was promoted as Assistant National Sales Manager of his company. Chuck gave the credit of his success to Duke who had shown him the way.

(A)  skin is a stretchy waterproof surface that covers our entire body. 

(B)  the thickest skin is on the soles of your feet.

(C) the hard dead cells and the top layer of skin is flake off off all the time.

1.skin is a stretchy waterproof surface that covers entire body.

2.the soles of your feet is the thickest skin.

3.sry i dont understand

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Date : 24th June, 2017
Wednesday
10 pm
Dear Diary,

I just had a long argument with my parents today. They just don’t understand my point of view. My friend, Radhika wants to host a party at the club next weekend. It will end late, around 11 pm. I really want to go, but my parents feel it is an inappropriate time for the party to end. I told  them not to worry, but they just don’t understand how important this is to me.
Why do they not understand that I can take care of myself ? I understand that they are concerned about my safety, but I wish I had more freedom. They do not like  long chats with my friends on my phone. Everyone chats on phones these days. Why should I be stopped ?
I feel that it is nobody’s fault ; it is the generation gap between my parents and me. They are from a different time and are unaware of how children are today. I have to talk to them tomorrow about my feelings and how I need my freedom. I love them and respect them, and I hope they understand how I feel.  Let's see how it goes ; will let you know tomorrow. 
Reema