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B. In the poem, friendship is described as nurturing the relationship between two people, and the play shows two men with complete faith and trust in each other.
Explanation
Answer:
Maupassant became wealthy and popular with a successful career.
Explanation:
Although Maupassant literary career lasted for a shortwile of about 10years, but he was very popular and successful.
He pursued a career as a writer leaving behind his civil service work. Une vie(A womans life) became a sucess in 1883 making the life of manpassant to be full of luxury. He toured the world and had an apartment for clandestine meetings with women.
But towards half of 1880s his health began deteriorating and his writing became shocking. the syphilis attacked his spinal cord. by 1892 he put a knife into his throat in attempt to kill himself and was kept in an asylum. then the next day he died.
Some of his best works are 'Bel- Ami' (good friend) and short story 'boule de sulf' (ball of fat).
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In the Strange Situation, Quentin cries mildly when his caregiver departs. However, he is happy upon reunion, and then he continues to explore once the caregiver has returned. He would be classified as being Securely attached.
Explanation:
By definition Securely attached individuals "demonstrate greater respect, admiration, and gratitude toward their relationship partners than insecure individuals".
So for this reason the correct answer is Securely attached since is happy because the respect is satisfied because Quentin is happy for the activity of his caregiver. And we see that Quentin shows gratitude to the caregiver.
It can't be classified as Insecure since present admiration, gratitude and affect to the caregiver.
From reading the conclusion of the great gatsby, it seems that daisy would have mixed emotions. Firstly initially she would be happy that she can start her life again but in contradiction that her life she wanted to have was full of lies, sorrows and heartbreak.