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What does the statue of liberty's facial expression say to us?
What is Liberty's facial expression saying to us
What is the expression of the statue in Archon's Knot in Fable 2?
The expression of the statue in Archon's Knot in Fable 2 is one of despair and agony, reflecting the suffering and pain that the Archon experienced during his reign. The statue's twisted features and contorted body convey a sense of torment and anguish.
What is a saying written on a building or statue?
"Fortune favors the bold."
How can you get in the statue of liberti?
By doing an apointment and saying what day and time.
Give you a sentence using the word grotesquely?
The statue's face was grotesquely contorted- few facial features were even recognizable.
In fable II what expression do you use for the statue in the bowerstone graveyard?
You must use the Gift Expression and give it Meat, any kind will do.
Jack London wrote in White Fang ...a laughter that was mirthless as the smile of the Sphinx.... I can't tell if the Egyptian Sphinx smiles or not. Does the Sphinx smile?
The Sphinx in Egypt is a stone statue without any facial expression or smile. The phrase "mirthless as the smile of the Sphinx" is a literary device used to convey a sense of emptiness or lack of genuine emotion.
Is the clown statue story true?
Maybe if they announced it which I have no idea but people saying it was some phyco ???? Who knows
Why was the statue of liberty so big?
The Statue of Liberty is this tall so that people can see it from afar. It was also built this large because it was important.
Bernini's 'David' twists with sun energy that the statue actually includes as part of the composition.?
Sun energy in a 17th century? What a fantastic idea. The energy is pure artistic expression. I can assure you this marble statue is not really moving on its pedestal.
What would be a good advertisement saying for Venus razors?
come to venus it will get you warm and cirspy
What book is the Statue of Liberty carrying?
The Statue of Liberty doesn't hold a book; it's a tablet, bearing the date (in roman numerals) of 1776, intended to represent the date of the Declaration of Independence.
