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D: <span>The author believed the tree had a life story, like a person.
The author spends the first bit of the paragraph discussing how important "place" or, setting, is to make a story enjoyable. Then he describes his biography of the tree. It is clear that he considers the tree to have a character and story of its own when he says "</span><span>It is, in truth, another form of character".</span>
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Percy's internal conflicts concern his low self-esteem and difficult relationship with his father. Annabeth's internal conflicts concern her struggle to meet her own expectations and earn Athena's respect. Grover's internal conflicts concern overcoming his past and reaching his potential by earning a searcher's license. Percy and Annabeth's external conflicts concern fighting monsters and battling gods throughout the quest. Grover's external conflict concerns protecting Percy from mythological creatures and threatening gods.
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2
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because it says it in the quote
The answer to the question is in the 6th chapter of Judges. Hope this helps.
