Answer: Centaurs
Explanation:
Kinnaras, another half-man, half-horse mythical creature from Indian mythology, appeared in various ancient texts, arts, and sculptures from all around India. It is shown as a horse with the torso of a man where the horse's head would be, and is similar to a Greek centaur.
It comes from the ancient Greek word kentauros, which is sometimes considered to literally mean ‘bull-killer.’ According to the Greek mythology, there was a whole race of them, usually described as ferocious and with somewhat beastly and uncivilized appetites. Chiron was unique case: he was Cronus’ son, wise and just, and had taught a lot of Greek heroes like Achilles and Jason.
Answer:
Just guessing but, it engages the reader with descriptive details that make them want to learn of this mysterious character. She seems like a elegant lady yet her photo is worn out and poorly taken care of. It makes the reader wonder who she is and why she's so important.
I’m 17 now but once when I was... maybe 15-16, I had been so sad that ending it all crossed my mind. But then my best friend told me that I should just ignore those bad things and focus on what makes me happy, she moved me from depressed and sad to happy and vibrant. Two weeks later me and her started dating, and I moved in with her and I’m truly happy
Like a sunrise, I rose from the depths of cold sadness and felt the rays of happiness. Hope this helps you ☆
According to Crusoe, abuse of power makes mutineers unsuitable masters.
Explanation:
<em>Robinson Crusoe</em> is a novel written by Daniel Defoe, first published in 1719. The novel takes the form of an autobiography of Robinson Crusoe, a castaway who spends 28 years on a remote desert island near Trinidad. Before being rescued, he encounters many dangers and meets cannibals, captives, and mutineers. The mutineers were abusive to their prisoners, which, according to Crusoe, makes them unsuitable masters. Crusoe frees some of the prisoners and finds out that they rebelled against their captain.
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Answer:
I am not sure this fits the "English" category, but I would probably feel confused, and would likely complain
Explanation:
This follows my psychology of my being and likely mine alone
