1. In "At Harvesttime," what does Angelou propose is a life principle that cannot be changed?
A: In “At Harvesttime,” Angelou proposes that baring the consequences of a person’s actions is a life principle that cannot be changed.
2. How does she suggest that this principle applies to human behavior?
A: She suggests it applies to human behavior by using a metaphor that states, “I try to plant peace if I do not want discord; to plant loyalty and honesty if I want to avoid betrayal and lies” (200). (?)
3. How do images and harvesting help you understand the message in "At Harvesttime"?
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summary of harvest time from Maya Angelou
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