Could you restate the question I’m not sure what you’re asking.
Answer:
The Prison is causing him depression
Explanation
Jean is a good perosn when he starts his life, however he turns evil and does not want to listen to anyone. He does not care for anyone,nor does he appreciate anyone. This is because of intense depression. When Jean experinces how quiet and lonely a jail cell can be, he goes into deep depression, and goes crazy. This causes him to lose his emotions and feeling for others. The jail cell causes all of this to Jean. The Bishop gives Jean kindness and shelter. Although, Jean decides to steal his silver, rather than being nice to the Bishop.
We as humans, can easily get into minor depression. Whether it is a minor assigment, losing a game, losing a friend, and much more. This depression can cause lots of harm to us at first, but it can affect other peeople around that person. If a person is depressed, he can easily get mad at his best friend. He or she could do something wrong which no one though he would do. This is the result of depression. Our altititude towards others, can change their perspective of who we really are. They can also be emotionally moved or hurt by what comes out of our mouths by accident due to depression. We should alwyas be careful of controling our anger, and not expressing our bad feelings on others who have not done any harm to us.
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B, they where free by Abraham Lincoln
Answer:
In major urban centers, (1)WOMEN and their children made up 80% or more of the population in 1890.
Native-born Americans moved from rural area to cities when (2)TECHNOLOGY changed work on farms.
African Americans who moved to Northern cities after 1914 hoped to find jobs as well as less (3)RACISM and violence.
In large, crowded cities, the poorest residents lived in (4)SLUMS/ GHETTOES/PUBLIC HOUSING.
The (5)MIDDLE CLASS included the families of professional people.
The name (6)WEALTH GAP suggested both the extravagant wealth of the time and the poverty that lay underneath.
