From what I remember and what I've read there was a lot of "madness" "morbid" and seemingly made up diagnosis by husbands of their wive's "hysteria". A lot of stories portrayed people as being "manic," "delirious," "withdrawn," "depressed" (melancholy). I hope this helps.
Answer: The meat is not fresh either.
Explanation:
A memorable film I had previously watched was The Breakfast Club. I watched this movie by myself in my living room in the beginning of quarantine. This classic film's plot showcases five diverse high school students dreading their lives in Saturday detention. They all seem uncomfortable with one another and especially with the demanding principal. Through the movie the characters John, Allison, Brian, Claire, and Andrew break the barrier of boredom and affliction to learn about each other in a down low adventure. I enjoyed this movie because these characters came in stereotyping each other to soon realize there's more than what the eye can see.
Answer:
Technology is a young fast growing industry that can be dated back to 1904.
Explanation:
Ever since the invention of the two-element electron tube, many inventions followed. Technology was then used in the military research and then in computers and smart phones. Bill Gates and Steve Jobs of the Apple Company were able to develop their unique technologies such as the iPod and the iPhone.
Happy dagger
and timeless end
