Answer:
The answer is the 1st one: Characterization—the way the author describes his parents’ work lives
In two different settings, there may be different trials to be faced or different rules. Depending on where the character is will affect the way they act. For example, if a character was at a fancy restaurant they may act differently than they might've if they were at a crime scene. I hope this is helpful!!
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Answer: Hope This Helps!
Explanation:
Chapter 2 of the book (pages 18-27) is my favorite part.
The words from the poem which establish the setting and <span>mood of the poem best are: </span>knight-at-arms, haggard, steed. The words give us hints that the poem described the surroundings related to horseback riders and a sort of battlefield where knights were present, and the adjective "haggard" points out its mood.
