The correct option is 'FILLED'.
To lard means to embellish a write up or a talk with excessive number of technical expressions or jargon. From the passage given above, looking at the context of the excerpt, larded means to be filled with many sorts of reasons.
Answer:
Understanding is to be able to see ones perspective. And trying to get what they are saying.
Explanation:
You are to follow the MLA format. The format differs depending on the sources you used (Internet, a textbook, etc.).
In addition, your sources must be listed alphabetically.
Answer:
The narrator has hidden the heart of his victim under the floor. Eventually, the police come and investigate the house and, although the narrator tries to stay calm, he suddenly starts hearing the heart beating, getting louder every time, which leads him to confess his crime.