It's because Autumn can have many meanings in literature. It can be seen as maturity and wisdom. It can be seen as old age, but before sickness and death, the harvest of a lifetime of learning.
<span>It can also mean the coming of the cold, of sickness, of hunger and lean times. In poetry, especially, Spring is associated with youth and new, budding life. Summer is the pinnacle of life, when you are older, but still young enough to have family, success, etc. Autumn is often the time of retirement, but you have a sense of fulfillment, richness, wisdom, freedom. Winter is old age, illness, the death of loved ones and, ultimately your own death. </span>
I believe the answer is B, due to having the words being in the right place and making the most sense
Awenser
Explanation:
RON Jones conducted a social experiment that went wrong before IT even started and IT landed him a lot of trouble
not to get tattoos becose there permanent and you cant remove them so what can be done can be redone