the boy has to kill and murder in order to meet the president. he has guns attached to him in his virtual mind as he's playing the video game.

Is an actual board game where you can answer questions about presidential history.

What is an I.E.D? I am assuming it's some sort of a bomb.

is this a city? or..

what is AG 12?

another point that shows the men are in their head and their reality is attached inside their heads.

more evidence that he is in a virtual reality video game. The woman is asking if the boy can see her.

Seems like his brain is his virtual world and he can decide whether or not to turn it off. For example, when he's at the beach and then all of a sudden in another video game type world.

Jeff rose up into heaven? The birds recognized him as the same because all humanity should be given a chance. We learn that Jeff understands now how to empathize and realize his actions hurt others. For the first time he realizes not to kill and he would never do it because he is willing to sacrifice himself for someone he loves.

Jeff's only regret was his mom because he let her down by all the bad things he did that sent him to jail. He wishes to meet her again, and when he does he wants her to be proud of him. That he chose to spare her life and die himself in the power of love.

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these two lines shows imagery to the reader. It paints your eyes an orange and black color. You imagine this tiger walking through green. (grass, a field, etc).

maybe this line suggests that she is no longer afraid of men? and that she is brave now.

Or is it that she sees the tigers as chivalric and wishes she could be that way too?

Not sure if the Tigers represent her now or if she is comparing herself to a brave animal and wishes to be more like them?

The tigers are fearless and don't fear any man, unlike she does.

Tigers in this poem could symbolize bravery, boldness and dominance. Aunt Jennifer shows us that the tiger symbolizes these characteristics and they stand tall, even after all the pain she has experienced.

I believe what this line is trying to say is that her relationship is painful and it is dragging her down in her life. This line shows pain towards the reader.

Maybe the wool keeps getting stuck on her ring and it reminds her of the hardships with her husband/man. Also could there be a reference to domestic violence here? 'The ring on her finger' could suggest that her relationship problems consumed her and dominated her (as if "she was mastered by" it). Aunt Jennifer seemed like she can't escape the situation.

Family heirloom = panel/tigers and family history

Someone in a family house, looking/observing life in that moment (knitting).

shouldn't this set off an alarm in her head? I wouldn't be happy living here.

the idea of being controlled

she is wondering why the house is priced so low

meaning = inherit through bloodline home, power, origin

This poem uses a lot of enjambed lines. This line is also a simile. To be like a frog could mean carefree and wild. "How public" directly means what it says, saying a frog is public or out in the open outdoors. A nobody might feel trapped, depressed, sad, lost.

It seems like this means that the "somebody" would tell everyone else and the "nobody" does not want that maybe due to embarrassment.

Somebody meaning that someone else is way better than a nobody

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• Impassioned - can be defined as having many emotions