To that end, managing client expectations presents moments when the consultant should exercise their expertise to inform the client that what they are asking for is not in their best interest. In other words, sometimes you just have to say ânoâ.
Summary: Discusses the use of metaphors in the poem, Mother to Son, by Langston Hughes. Describes Hughes' use of stylistic devices such as figurative language, diction, and rhythm. Explores the poem's basic message. Every mother wants to see her child succeed in life.
The mother has a male paramour living in the home. The mother has a brother living in the home. (Drama coaches the world over would be awed by the venom with which the word uncle drips off the judicial tongue. The mother has no male living in the home, and therefore cannot provide a role model for her sons.