Childhood experiences shape a person’s identity because memories good or bad make someone want to do something again or make sure someone doesn’t do something again. When I was younger I gave my dog food under the table (that was glass) and I got yelled at by my dad so instead of feeding her out in the open I learned to sneak her food. Not the best example but now I’m pretty good at sneaking around.
Answer:
During the snow storm, Andrea called Isaac.
Explanation:
I don't necessarily know if I'm right, but in North Korea, there is so much propaganda.
Nobody is allowed to bring cameras or record or take pictures of anything there unless you get some sort of permission, which is hard.
The minders (people who show people around) only show tourists the good parts of their country, not the bad parts of town with children starving and whatnot..
That's basically all I know. I hope I helped!
The sun and it's hope is the answer.
