Fear is a feeling of anxiety and agitation caused by the presence or nearness of danger, pain, and evil. In the short story, “Fear,” by Gary Soto, the narrator describes his childhood experience when he was bullied by his fifth grade classmate Frankie T, and then witnesses a teacher physically assaulting Frankie T. As my group collaborated on the story by engaging in Think-a-Loud and meta cognitive conversations we realized that the theme of the story is that evil is triggered by the absence of love.
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I am able to take the train.
The antagonist is usually the main villain. So If I had to chose one, I'd choose answer choice d.) would be correct, the villain is the main source of conflict and problem in the story. But technically choice c.) is also correct, they react negatively to events in the story.
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Please note that sometimes the antagonist can be the main character, but usually it is the protagonist or the hero. The antagonist can also change to support the protagonist, but again, this is not typical.
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what is this
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i mean from which chapter can u send pic of chapter and all the exercise
<em>Answer:</em>
<em>With a </em><u><em>trembling</em></u><em> hand, Agatha reached out and touched the knob. All at once there was a loud </em><u><em>song call shriek.</em></u>
<em>Explanation:</em>
We naturally expect the mood of the subject to be in a trembling state; which implies that Agatha was in fear. Also, "there was a loud" wouldn't be a complete thought without such details as "there was a loud call song shriek", which<em> tells us the sudden and frightful nature of how events were unfolding for Agatha.</em>