The conflict between Laocoon and the Trojans was that when
the Trojans saw the Greek ships leaving, they thought the war was over. When they saw the wooden horse, they thought
it was a gift and wanted to bring it inside Troy. Laocoon objected thinking it was a trick but
the Trojans disregarded his warning.
Laocoon insisted but Athena had two serpents from the sea attack him and
this enabled the Greeks to sneak in and conquer Troy.
Father Dolan paddled Stephen because when he entered in the class, Stephen wasn't studying as his glasses were broken.
Answer: A
Explanation:
<u>"A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Boy": When Father Dolan Paddled Stephen</u>
The novel "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Boy" is based on the story of a boy named Stephen Dedalus, portraying his life and thoughts as an artist in search of his views in the 19th century inspite of the personal, religious and economical stress.
In one of the chapter of the novel, the incident has been explained when Stephen's teacher Father Dolan entered the classroom and saw Stephen not studying. Being strict he asked Stephen why he was not studying upon which Stephen explained that his glasses were broken and hence, he wouldn't be able to read.
But, Father Dolan took it as false excuse and started paddling badly on Stephen's hands as a lesson for other students for making false excuses which was a wrong deed.
Although, it was explained that Stephen was genuine was not making false excuse for the glasses.
Answer:
And?? not being rude but what are u talking about that's not even a question
Explanation:
