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The author includes Zeitoun's thoughts, so that the reader is aware of the thoughts and reasoning behind his actions. Without including his thoughts, the reader would only know that he was paddling. To include this inner monologue and series of thoughts while he paddles, however, lets this paddling act as a moment of self-reflection, and gives a chance for the author to give insight to the reader as to what Zeitoun is thinking, since there are not other characters around for him to verbalize these thoughts to.
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His concern for sled dogs...I believe it is his desire to help his furry pal. I was going to mention his worry for his sled dogs, but I lacked the rest of the context. "they do get on the nerves awful" is possibly referring to the sled dogs and how they get on his nerves.
Explanation:
Because they are not using i or me.. and because you can hear his thoughts
( john felt...)
The enlightenment philosophy of eudaimonia is best summarized by HAPPINESS IS GOOD FOR SOCIETY;
Eudamonism is a principle which teaches that right actions lead to well being of the concerned individual; thus been happy is consistent with being virtuous. It is believed that virtue is needed for someone to be happy and happiness is the only thing that is considered valuable in isolation.
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loyal , good listner , layz
Explanation:
bc it right
