
This is Yeshi. He <u>is</u> from Tibet. Right now, he <u>is</u><u> </u><u>sitt</u><u>ing</u> in the river and <u>pouring</u> the water onto the bowl to clean it. The water <u>splashes</u> off the bowl into the air. Washing the dishes <u>is</u> Yeshi’s daily chore. Everyday after lunch, he <u>goes</u> to the river, and <u>wa</u><u>s</u><u>hes</u> the dishes. He <u>likes</u> doing this chore because water <u>is</u> cool and relaxing. Today, he <u>is wearing an</u> orange robe. He <u>isn't wearing</u> a hat because he <u>doesn't like</u> them. Yeshi <u>lives</u> near the river with his family.
Family would be the biggest increase on my self esteem because i come from a big family im consatanly being told im pretty and not to care what peopl think. Friends would be the second biggest because they are there when familys not theyre at school with you and helping when your bullied. I dont really have another thing to help with self esteem but i could imagen having a third one if i had a boyfriend i hope this helps somewhat
Answer:
Hamlet is ready to confront the paradoxical truth that to avenge his father's death he must commit the very same act for which he seeks revenge. Using fate as the scapegoat, Hamlet can distance himself from the act of killing Claudius.