A student in Barbados is writing an essay on 'To Da-duh, In Memoriam'. The British planes that fly over Barbados at the end of the story serve as a symbol of which of the following?

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A student in Barbados is writing an essay on 'To Da-duh, In Memoriam'. The British planes that fly over Barbados at the end of the story serve as a symbol of which of the following?

Accepted Answer

The destructive intrusion of the modern, industrial world — Award 1 mark for recognising that the planes represent the aggressive, overwhelming power of modernity and colonialism that ultimately breaks Da-duh's spirit. C is incorrect — the planes are threatening, not protective. D is incorrect — Da-duh is defeated, not victorious. B is incorrect — the planes are not connected to the granddaughter's return.

Answer

Da-duh's victory over modern technology

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The granddaughter's return to Barbados

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The destructive intrusion of the modern, industrial world

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The protective power of the British Empire

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