#Chains of fury pomes full#

Why should we learn again from foreign books,Ībout all kinds of things, we’ve never seen? The stories of Samba and Master Hare and others which the old man recites, are not found in any book.Ħ) Lord, the negroes have had too much work already. The old man recites stories during the night with his breaking voice. Recites with breaking voice during the night,Īnd many others more that are not found in any book V) What do the sacks piled in the sugar stores contain?ĥ) I’d rather listen – when the moon is whispering He wishes to walk along the sugar stores. Iii) What does the little negro not wish to be? They hope that the little negro will grow up to be a real gentleman. Ii) What do the people hope that a little negro will grow up into? The people say that little negroes ought to go to school. I) What do the people say about little negroes? Where the tight sacks are piled With brown sugar, brown like my skin. So that he might become a real gentleman.Ī gentleman of the city, or as they call it

They are made to toil in the sugar fields.Ĥ) It’s true, they say a little negro ought to go, Lord, I do not want to go into their school, The sirens are reminders for the workers to go to the factory and start working.

(iii) Where does the speaker intend to walk barefoot?Īt the factories. Ii) Where do the spirits play before dawn? When down there the white man’s siren starts to howl, When the night is hovering over magic forestsīarefoot, I want to tread the red-hot paths,Īnd then lie down to sleep beneath a Mango tree. He asks the Almighty to help him so that he never has to go to their school again.Ģ) I want to follow father into the cool gorges Vii) What does the speaker ask of the Almighty? The speaker does not want to go to the white man’s school. Vi) What is it that the speaker does not want to do?

V) How is the road to school, according to the speaker? Iv) What time of day does ‘since the cock crew’ suggest? I) Who is addressed by the speaker?/Who is the speaker addressing? Lord (God).Ī) the school teacher. Lord, I do not wan t to go into their school, Viii) What was to be seen around the colossal wreck? ‘Wreck’ refers to the ruins of the statue of the king. Vii) What does the word ‘wreck’ refer to? Others should despair because no one can rival him. ‘Ye mighty’ are other kings who imagine that their power and glory would last for ever and be greater than that of Ozymandias. The word ‘works’ refers to the achievements of Ozymandias. The lone and level sands stretch far away. Of that colossal wreck, boundless and bare, Look on my works,ye Mighty, and despair!” ‘Them’ in the last line refers to the passions.ģ. Viii) What does the word ‘them’in the last line refer to? ‘The hand’ refers to the hand of the sculptor with which he sculpted the scuplture and ‘the heart’ refers to the heart of the king that fed the sculptor with passions. (v) Whose hand and whose heart is the traveller talking about? The stone statue in general and the vast and trunkless legs of stone, and the shattered visage in particular are referred to as ‘those lifeless things’. (iv) What are i eferred to as ‘those lifeless things’? The passions – emotions and expressions – which the sculptor stamped on the lifeless things. (iii) What have still survived, stamped on those lifeless things? The one who read the passions well is the (i) What adjective is used to describe the lip? The hand that mocked them and the heart that fed Which yet survive, stamped on those lifeless things, Tell that its sculptor well those passions read (c) a statue of a man with only the legs.Ģ) And wrinkled lip and sneer of cold command (viii) ‘Trunkless legs of stone’ here means (vii) What was the expression on the shattered visage? (vi) What was lying half sunk in the sand? He saw two vast and trunkless legs of stone. (v) What did he see standing in the desert? (iv) Whom does the word ‘who’ in the second line refer to? Half sunk, a shattered visage lies, whose frown. Who said: two vast and trunkless legs of stone

Destructible walls allow you to finish the level in many different ways.Read the following lines and answer the questions that follow.ġ. Awesome game world that looks and feels just like a comic book.

#Chains of fury pomes full#

Bash, jump, demolish and cause mayhem in 6 different worlds full of levels in a destructible environment. Experience the bloody retro vibe from the 90s but looks and plays like a modern shooter. Time to get it back… and did we mention to break some stuff as well? Those who put you in prison owe you some money. In the Chains of Fury you are a brutal (and a bit crazy) mercenary from out of this world, with a lot of guns and who loves to break stuff, shoot stuff and get paid for it. Who needs keys if you can break stuff? Stuck looking for an exit? Blow a hole in a wall… and then shoot what’s behind it. The game is a bloody retro inspired first person shooter where you can destroy everything, including walls and doors.