Answer: It highlights the impact of a single moment on the poet's life.
Answer: Please don't blame if I'm wrong but here's my best guess.
the words “favorable” and “apprehensive” or details about the natives
Answer:
Given that she's a ghost, she probably wouldn't have answered at all.
Explanation:
The question refers to a Japanese story from Hokkaido named <em>The Loving Mother. </em>It tells us about Mr. Sakota, a pharmacist, who received a strange visit by a disheveled woman asking him for baby medicine at midnight. The same thing happens a couple of nights in a row which makes Mr. Sakota suspicious. He has a friend snap a photo of her but when they look at the photo, there is no one in it. The final night, they follow her to a room where a baby is crying next to a dead woman who happens to be the mysterious visitor.
If Mr. Sakota had asked the woman why she came at midnight, given that she is a ghost, she probably wouldn't have answered at all but maybe showed him the way to follow her.
<span>C. operates on instinct. You got right the first time don't change it
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The correct answer is "by showing Iqbal telling the factory owner he is leaving". In the mid-1990s, a bright young youth made a global impact on child slavery. Iqbal became one of the many child bonded laborers at the carpet factory. Despite working 14 hour days six days a week, Iqbal never earned enough money to pay off the debt, the cost of his “apprenticeship”, his tools, his food, fines for his mistakes or the rising interest.
