<span>fire melt's ice and ice should put out the fire, but his fiery love makes her cold heart grow colder, and vise vers</span>
Answer:
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Explanation:
attitude is a synynom for tone.
Answer:
"Its history should be an enduring tribute"
Explanation:
I just took the test and got it right (it was a post test)
Answer:
- Part A - Paul acts as a protector for the narrator, by helping her to see what is appropriate for her.
- Part B - "It will not occur to me until I am an adult to wonder if Paul convinced all the kids he could train wild raccoons to compete in swim meets, or if he just made up a kinder explanation for me.”
Explanation:
Paul King is the park naturalist for the Park where the narrator and her parents are volunteering as docents for a restored lighthouse in the short story, <em>Raccoon Olympics </em>by<em> Anna Chotlos</em>.
In the story, Paul catches a racoon and explains that sometimes the racoon population gets too large for sustainability. When asked what he does with the captured racoons, he says that he trains them to become swimmers in the Racoon Olympics which was a lie as he did not want her to know that they culled them.
This showed that he acted as a protector for the narrator by explaining things in an appropriate way to her.
Answer:
Hale tells Elizabeth that LIFE is God's most precious gift and nothing is worth throwing your life away. He says it may be that a liar less than someone who gives up his life. She wants it to be his decision only. Elizabeth can't risk choosing for him if her choice is something he won't truly be able to live with forever. John feels that "his honesty is broke" because of his affair with Abigail, and therefore he is a sinner.
"Nothing is spoiled by giving them this lie that were not rotten long before" means John has already sinned, so he might as well keep sinning since he considers himself already ### and going to # down there . John clearly wants Elizabeth's opinion as to whether or not he should lie/confess. She doesn't tell him what to do because she wants John to make his own decision. It is HIS life and he has to live with his decision. John also wants her forgiveness, and she tells him that he needs to forgive himself. She does take on some of the blame, though
Throughout their conversation, it is clear that John wants what from Elizabeth? Why doesn't she give it to him?
John clearly wants Elizabeth's opinion as to whether or not he should lie/confess. She doesn't tell him what to do because she wants John to make his own decision. It is HIS life and he has to live with his decision. John also wants her forgiveness, and she tells him that he needs to forgive himself. She does take on some of the blame, though. She feels that her cold behavior prompted John to have an affair. She admits to keeping a cold house, not knowing how to "show" (express) her love, and counting (considering) herself so plain that no good love could come to her. (Because of her low self-esteem, it was hard for her to let him love her.)
He wants to live and be with his family.
