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McKay gives America the persona of a woman who nourishes him with both "bread and bitterness" while inflicting harm with her "tiger's tooth." By referring to America with she and her, McKay transforms the notion of a nation into a character capable of inflicting pain, even amidst love. This personification makes the connection between the narrator and his homeland feel more intimate, filled with the mixed emotions associated with caring for someone.
Response:
An atmosphere filled with regret and hopelessness
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