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I think option 2 is one of the answers since both poems do use the elements of nature, such as describing the sky many times.
I think option 6 is also one of the answers because both poems kind of talk about youth.
And finally, I think option 3 is another answer because both poems kind of end happily.
*I AM NOT 100% SURE THIS ARE CORRECT, SO PLEASE FORGIVE ME IF THEY'RE NOT.
Honestly it’s either doubters or critics but I would go for doubters seems more reliable
Grendel is a fictional character, a creature defeated by Beowulf in the Old English poem Beowulf from 750 ce...
Grendel symbolizes evil and jealousy.
<u>Descended from the biblical Cain, Grendel is an outcast, doomed to wander the face of the earth.</u>
Grendel represents evil, so the poet's Christian worldview turns him into a fiend from hell.
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A particular place that means a lot to me is my hometown ice cream shop. The name of the place is Scotty's, it is so colorful with bright pink's blue's and orange. Once you step into the shop the smell of the ice cream greets you at the door. Somehow when you walk in it is always sunny in the big window's and you can always feel the warmth as your getting your cold ice cream. I always go with family or friend's so I am always happy. This place means a lot to me.
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Cultural diversity is the variety of cultures within a specific region, or in the world as a whole. The degree of cultural diversity within a region or society can be derived from the degree of presence of people from different ethnic-cultural backgrounds.
There is scientific consensus among anthropologists that humans originated in Africa about two million years ago. Since that time, man has successfully spread around the world, adapting to different conditions, such as the climate. The many separate societies that have sprung up around the world were very different from each other and many of these differences still exist today. In addition to the striking cultural differences that exist, such as language, dress and traditions, there is also significant diversity in the ways in which societies organize themselves, in their shared values and norms and in the ways in which they interact with their environment.
