Answer:
It only takes a chaotic setting for an ordinary person to do a great deed. Since he claims there is no longer a difference between the rich and the poor in such a situation, the speaker makes it obvious that he is primarily concerned with the common folk. Next, he comments on how helpful cartmen are. Though he has heard that some people have charged others for assisting sufferers and he thinks this can be real, he has not observed people doing so, so he sets a potential for regular people being heroic. He has witnessed people helping others without expecting anything in return. That's why what they did was heroic; it was the right thing to do.
Explanation:
Avoid plagiarism! This is my opinion of this question please feel free to alter to yours.
The correct answer is "The dense throngs stood quiet as the first survivor stepped down the gangway."
Explanation:
The falling action is what we know in literature as the moment of calm after the greatest problem in the story when it has reached its peak (climax).
It always occurs after the climax and is when the problem should have been solved, or come to an end.
It is something that is usually found at the end of the story.
My fake plants died because I did not pretend to water them.
There are 3 foreshadows. Each one is progressively worse than the one before it.
- When the older brother actually does leave. That seems both harmless and natural enough. Older brothers leave all the time.
- When Aunt Nicey says read birds dying is bad luck. This is much more serious. Her pronouncement could be superstition (of course it is), but it is serious. Does a dead red bird foreshadow anything or not?
- The last one is the death of the Scarlet Ibis. Can we ignore that. Likely not. The Scarlet Ibis = Doodle