Does breaking things, like Isaac breaking the trophies, make people feel better when they are in deep personal pain? Augustus asks if Isaac feels better, and he says, “No.” If pain demands to be felt, why didn’t Isaac’s destruction of the trophies make him feel better? (Isaac just had a breakup because his friend didn't want to be with a blind person, so please take this seriously. Isaac lost his eyesight to cancer.)

Astudent is writing about characteristics of the enlightenment period found in alexander pope’s an essay on man. which analysis is most correct? pope uses iambic pentameter because each line contains ten stressed and unstressed syllables. his ideas are traditional and uphold old-fashioned family values. pope uses the structure of heroic couplets to focus the reader’s attention on his ideas. his writings reflect the logical and rational philosophy common during the enlightenment. an essay on man includes many poetic elements, such as repetition and antithesis. these elements create figurative images that entertained readers during the enlightenment. an essay on man emphasizes the importance of science in understanding the human mind. pope uses little structure in his writing because he rejected tradition.