Taking into account this context, it could be said that "to appease", in this case used as an adverb "<span>appeasingly", might mean to calm, to soothe. the term is related to how the dog was able to calm him down. at first its actions seem to bother him but then he might give in and "flattered down its (the dog) ears" as a gesture to thank it for being there when he felt the second time.</span>
i think between -1/2 or -2
but im very positive for -2
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The answer to the above question is . Ram is being congratulated by Shyam.
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I think that this needs more context for me to answer well, but the quote means that it's your choice whether or not (he) is near the end of (whatever it may be) Again, I need more context to know where this is from or what it's about to give you a full response.
A. Truman Capote was a Postmodern author.