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On Monsters: A Twisted History of Our Worst Fears.
Explanation:
Asma never gives the word "monster" a description. He tells us that the Latin word monere (to warn) eymologically stems from it. He writes:' Being a beast is an omen. The beast sometimes is the manifestation of the wrath of God, a potential portent, a human virtue or sin, or a nature incident.
<span>B. They were hunting one another and now they are trapped with one another</span>
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because they don't have any choice , if they don't agree they may be killed
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