Answer:
The meaning of what Judge Danforth said in the above question can be coined from the previous statement he made, which says:
<em>"I will not receive a single plea for pardon or postponement. Them that will not confess will hang. Twelve are already executed; the names of these seven are given out, and the village expects to see them die at dawn..."</em>
Explanation:
This means that as a result of the twelve that have been executed already, postponement will result in partiality on the part of the executed ones.
Also, the villagers that have received the names of the seven waiting for execution will conclude that the Judge is bias and partial.
Therefore, the Judge's refusal, seemed rational since many others have already been executed. It will seem unjust if those incarcerated and who have been found guilty are allowed to live. Such an action will most certainly result in outrage by the villagers, families and associates of those already executed.
Answer:
yes because they could have trained their hole life for that 30 minute game
Explanation:
Because people always argue over stuff and to solve the conflict people have to come together and talk it out
1) i would describe her as a nice girl. she didn’t understand that her neighborhood was different from garden heights. she didn’t see that her neighborhood was “ghetto” and that garden heights was “a nice neighborhood” until she heard someone say it.
2) i think this because after she heard kenya’s parents say it was the ghetto, and heard that her other friend wanted to go home because she felt unsafe, she saw the difference between their neighborhoods.
hope this helped and if it did maybe consider giving it a brainly :)