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A.)He thinks she shouldn't worry about the performance.
Explanation:
Hurstwood thinks that Carrie should not worry herself about the performance. Before her performance, Carrie was overcome by fear. Hurstwood sensing Carrie's fear went to her, to encourage her not to be scared as the audience would not be very critical of her performance.
He reminded her that there might be a possibility of missing some of her lines but that she should not be deterred by that.
<span>The best practice for her to adopt to remain healthy would involve a combination of a healthy amount of exercise and reducing her intake of sugar within her diet. Whilst doing either of these things works well on their own, it is only with a combination of the two that she can actually become healthier.</span>
Yes I think he actually sleeps there because throughout the whole poem he talks about how he loves this girl an how beautiful she is. Also by the other Edgar Allen Poe poems and stories I've read by him he seems to talk about death and is very literal about it.
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Mr Frank views himself as the leader of those in hiding, responsible for their safety.
Explanation:
Ever since the Nazi regime started and the Hitler order of capturing Jews started, many Jews were already captured and sent to concentration camps. For the Frank family and some other friends, they were in hiding in one secret room above the building where they have to be extra careful with the way they live their lives if they want to be safe. And for that to be successful, since they are hiding above an office, Mr. Frank tells the other fugitives about the dos and don'ts of the daytime so as to ensure their safety and survival.
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Warden Louise Walker is the main antagonist of Holes. She is the granddaughter of Charles "Trout" Walker and Linda Walker. The Warden is shown to have been digging holes as she grows up and does nothing else other than trying to finish the work of looking for the treasure of Kissin' Kate Barlow (Katherine Barlow).
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