In yоur first sentence, identify the sоurce оf the following pаssаge аnd the context within the text. Then, in 2-3 sentences, explain why the passage is significant for understanding protest. What perspective and insight does it provide?Eat the Document occurs mid-way through the novel as Caroline joins Mother G's commune. The passage illustrates .... [note: you do not have to to specify where the passage occurs--beginning, end--when you explain context.]Course Texts; Norman Mailer, Armies of the Night; David Hassler, May 4th Voices; Deborah Wiles, Kent State; Gary Geddes, “Sandra Lee Scheuer”; Crosby, Stills, Nash, Young, “Ohio”; John Lewis, March; Maya Angelou, from A Song Flung Up to Heaven; Gwendolyn Brooks, Riot; Anna Deavere Smith, Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992; Ryan Gattis, All Involved; Ava DuVernay (dir), Selma; “There’s A Riot Going On” Doogie Howser, M.D.; Justin Chon, Gook; Ha Jin, Looking for Tankman; Sunil Yapa, Your Heart is a Muscle the Size of a Fist; Stuart Townsend (dir), Battle for Seattle ******************************************************** There was a stiff wind blowing from the Sound. The smoke making pictographs in the street. Cuneiform letters of clay that drifted and cut. People moved around him like ships in a fog. He saw a shoulder, a swatch of neon jacket. The flash of a blue sneaker, then it was gone, sucked into the cloud. The wind shifted and the gas swirled and suddenly Victor was enveloped in a smoke to thick it was as he’d been buried alive. He saw only gray, heard only the slap of running feet, the soft thump of batons striking flesh. What terror does to your body and brain. Victor had discovered the threat of imminent pain had a way of focusing your attention. A week, a day and hour—these were units of time no longer within Victor’s ability to contemplate or feel. The day had shrunk to a morning. Then an hour of street battle. Then fifteen minutes of withering brutality.Noon was like a foreign country.