Answer:
Gautama
Explanation:
While Siddhartha and Gautama, the Buddha, are separate characters in Hermann Hesse's book, the historical Buddha's name was actually Siddhartha and there are many parallels between the Buddha's life and the life of the fictional Siddhartha in the novel.
The rabbit ate a big meal. That meal was bad. The rabbit then slowly died.
She pulled back her fist, hit him in the face, and took his wallet.
The is a parallel structure because all ur verbs are in past tense.
