<u>Answer:</u>
The significance of Faizula's reaction when the young man says "Ramadan Mubarak" implies that Faizula is not used to meeting people who share his culture. So, the right answer is Option C.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Faizula is a flower shop owner and a young man is making a purchase of roses. He finally decides that he wants to buy one rose and asks Faizula how much it costed. Faizula replied that it costed two dollars. The man gave him a five-dollar bill and asked Faizula to keep the change. On hearing this, he felt very happy and smiled at him.
The young man thanked him and when Faizula started towards plying his wares, the young man wished him “Ramadan Mubarak.” Listening to this he replied back but was a little surprised as didn’t meet many from his culture. The man then looks at the clock and declares that sundown is just a minute away. He further asks Faizula whether he would break his fast along with him and takes out a box of dates and grapes.
At the end of the poem, when Lady Shallot escapes in a boat, against the advise of the Arthurian legends, she forfeits her protective environment where she can remain pure and virgin like. The very strict rules for women at that time were to keep them separated from others, especially the woem who were beautiful and of high position. They were like a trophy or a prize whom was treasured and saved.
Upon leaving her protected tower, the Knights noticed her and commented on the strange occurence of her being in the boat by herself. Sir Lancelot comments on her beauty, but overall she is avoided because the Knights believe that no good can come of her escape.
She ends up dying which was already prophesized if she were to leave the tower. However, her youth and her mind wanted more in a time when there was little available for women other than to be a posession of a Lord or Master.
In essence, she challenged the norm and paid the price with her life.
Hair found something in the room and ate it and died rip
The answers are B, B, and D.
Answer:
He killed the 6 fingered man I beilve
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