This question is about the book "The Minister’s Black Veil"
Answer and Explanation:
1. There are several reasons for this, although none is explicit in the book, we can make several interpretations about why people do not ask about Mr. Hooper's black vein. First, the population does not ask about it, because Hooper does not open up to it and does not answer when someone has the courage to ask. A second reason is that the population understands that the veil has a strong connection with sin and when asking Hooper about the veil they would allow their own sins to be pointed out and that would discourage them.
2. They mean that the use of Hooper's black vein was something very unusual and dark that caused discomfort, but that it was having positive results as it attracted believers to the church and made them convert. This made the veil something very contradictory and that would need a lot of attention to be interpreted, discussed and resolved.
Answer:
Ok, I'm going to start the story for you. You just have to finish it.
Explanation:
Once upon a time, the was a girl. Her name was Arkticheskaya, Russian for "Arctic". She was 14 or so, but who cared, right? She was the village freak, with her long white hair, her fangs, her fox ears and tail, and her black eyes. The other kids called Arkti a "fox freak", and told her to stay away. She would always whine and run off, ears and tail down. But her 15th birthday was coming soon, and what a surprise that would be.
Hope I helped. My idea is to have her be the human child of snow and a fox, but she turns into the first ever arctic fox on her 15th.
I don't know. You can write it however you want to.
Answer:
Hi. The answer to this is a bit complex so you can find it under the explanation
Explanation:
Everyone acts differently; some people face many emotional, physical, and mental problems during adolescence, and others do not experience these things.
Answer:
The answer is C)
"Unnatural deeds/Do breed unnatural troubles." (lines 61-62)
Explanation:
Macbeth is the story of a nobleman from Scotland by name Macbeth who plots (with his wife) to eliminate their king (King Duncan) to fulfill their desire for Macbeth to be king.
The story also captures the repercussions that follow.
After the demise of Duncan and his family (save those that escaped) by Macbeth, Lady Macbeth becomes stricken with a heavy heart. Unable to sleep properly due to the guilt of how she and her husband ascended the throne, she starts sleepwalking while confessing indirectly to her evil deeds.
Between lines 30 and 50, the doctor observes this along with another lady. He understands that her mind is troubled. Between lines 50 and 55, the Doctor alludes to the fact that her problem is unnatural and that the cause is as a result of unnatural deeds.
It was unnatural for Macbeth to slay Duncan and his family just because of power. Unnaturally, Lady Macbeth also killed herself.
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