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It can be inferred that marriage to to Désirée affected Armand in that " At first, he is thrilled and decides to free his slaves" (Option A)
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Armand had been in love with Désirée since the first time he saw her, therefore his choice to marry her was rash.
Désirée would be his if he got what he desired. He disregards her origins because there appears to be no reason to believe Desiree is anything other than white.
Monsieur and Madame Valmondé's adopted daughter is Désirée. Nobody knows anything about her family, but we do know she has straight brown hair, white complexion, and gray eyes.
She has been characterized as "lovely and sweet, caring and true." She adores her husband, Armand, and their young son.
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Answer:
the rhythm meter is the pattern of rhyme in a poem
Explanation:
"Great bravery", can mean lots of things. One of its synonyms is heroism. But what exactly is heroism? Most people would say,"<span>A hero is someone who has given his or her life to something bigger than oneself...." but is this actually true? Is a hero actually someone who has given his or her life to something bigger than oneself? Let's take Harriett Tubman for instance. She risked her life to guide slaves to the north. Take John F. Kennedy for instance, he saved his crew from bombing.
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