E.D tells them that they will be here
To show you how spring can go out
Bulleted lists take things step by step. Each bullet should isolate a fact.
Reading a bullet list is simple in that it provides the reader with mere tidbits of information, which helps a lot of people (myself included!) retain information!
So bulleted lists a) isolate facts by b) stripping them to the bare essentials. It's much easier to understand something without all the jargon!
Answer:
C) Mrs. Mallard, who has heart disease, welcomes her freedom after news of her husband's death, but falls to her own death as she sees her husband come through the door alive.
Explanation:
After overcoming the slight grief that came with the news of the death of her husband, Mrs. Mallard chants the words "Free, free, free!" This reveals that she welcomes her freedom, she is free from her husband's restraints. However, after she sees her husband alive, she succumbs to her heart disease and dies. So, the most correct answer is option C.
<em>I hope this helps!!</em>
<em>- Kay :) </em>
Answer: I think that narrator feel good about being a bat.
Explanation: