Hester at Her Needle
The narrator covers the events of several years. After a few months, Hester is released from prison. Although she is free to leave Boston, she chooses not to do so. ... Although she is an outcast, Hester remains able to support herself due to her uncommon talent in needlework.
Answer:
Understanding, Respectful, Fun, Caring & Helpful, Nice, and Social
Explanation:
-A neighbor who understands that your kids may kick the ball on their yard or you may even accidentally mow some of their yard.
- A neighbor who respects you and the neighborhood by not throwing trash outside on the grass/ground.
- A fun neighbor is a good neighbor, they are exciting, nice and full of energy.
- A neighbor who can care for your kids when you aren't around is great. Or even help you and your kids when you go through a loss within your family.
- Once your neighbor is nice people will come around a lot if you like but if they’re miserable you can kiss that goodbye.
-Its nice when you and your neighbor can talk to one another, its makes everything more comfortable.
They are epics. They are long epic poems that speak of events and heroes and what happened. They are not about emotions of the writer but rather try to present a history. This type of narration was used in creating novels where the focus was on events and characters and not on emotions.
I was peer pressured into sneaking out at night because my friends called me lame for not wanting to because of how much trouble we could’ve gotten into
