English, 21.08.2019 23:30, katiebotts18

Walcott’s poem makes an allusion to j. m. w. turner’s paintings of ships. what is the effect of the allusion to turner’s ships?
a. it suggests that art has the power to create peace and unity in troubled times.
b. it readers understand the riots by calling to mind vivid, turbulent images of ships in a storm.
c. it evokes a feeling of sadness by suggesting that people would rather riot than appreciate fine art

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