Answer:
C. Granny Weatherall's husband
Explanation:
In the following passage, the readers can see that the letters that Granny Weatherall's kept were very emotional for her and she wants to hide them from everyone. With the word uneasy it is described that hiding these letters was a significant act for her, and it is described her feeling towards what they represent for her.
Based on reading this story, the readers can notice that John is her husband and father of her children. Her memories trigger thoughts of what will he be thinking if he sees their children. She is calm because she knows that she gives her best to keep everything in good. Her memories include happy moments with her husband and emotional memories attached to raising their children.
In the book all the characters are perfectly fine living their life’s being controlled by Society. But Cassia is not fine with this. She stands up for herself and stands by her morals. This book gives us an insight on society today. It gives us an insightful message not to succumb into the plain everyday life that everybody does and give society a run for their money. Or it could mean hang on to your own thoughts and be yourself, don’t let them change you. It also means to put up a fight, if the society says you are doing something wrong to prove to them and everybody it is truly right.
He rips his arm off i remember. Grendel runs and eventually bleeds to death. So i will say beowulf murdered him. Also beowulf chops grendel's mother head off
The answer is D. He tells him his daughter is alive, a lady, and loved.
Pip whispered to Magwitch on his deathbed that his daughter is alive, and he is in love with her.
“I will never stir from your side,” said I, “when I am suffered to be near you. Please God, I will be as true to you as you have been to me!”
These lines said by Pip reflects his thoughts about Magwitch.
It is at the end of the novel “Great Expectations” by Charles Dickens that the character Pip turns out to be a more aware character who cares about his people and surroundings.