Answer: He is a cowardly and evil man who is angry about Atticus defending a black man, Tom Robinson and accusing Ewell himself of beating up his own daughter, the same daughter Robinson was accused of raping.
Explanation:
Well we are laughing at one another sounds like as if they are laughing because of the things they are saying to each other while we are laughing at ourselves sounds like they are just laughing about what they are saying so the correct one would be the first one
<span>The passage is as follows:</span>
<span>"I will take this message,</span><span>
in accordance with your wish, to our noble king,
our dear lord, friend of the Danes,
the giver of rings."
-Beowulf: A New Verse Translation,
Seamus Heaney
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The feature of Anglo-Saxon culture that is reflected in the
passage is:
the expectation that a king gives gifts
to his thanes
I would say the correct answer is B. Then he sprang out of bed, and shook himself violently! No, no nose any more!
This sentence differs from the other ones that you've given us because it seems more active, more lively. There is something actually happening here, and the exclamation marks show that it is happening fast. All of these together make the sentence somewhat amusing, at least as opposed to the other ones here.
