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denpristay [2]
3 years ago
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The conflict between the twins continued, and for some reason their grandmother favored the left-handed twin. The right-handed t

win became angry and resentful. He was the truthful twin who always did the right thing. The left-handed twin was deceitful and did everything backward. You could never trust him. The twins represent the two ways of the world which are in all people. The Indians do not call these good and evil. They call them the straight mind and the crooked mind, the righteous man and the devious man, the right and the left. —The World on Turtle’s Back What does this passage explain about people?
 why mothers favor some children over others
  the contrasting sides of human nature
 why there is harmony in all things
  left- and right-handedness
English
2 answers:
ivann1987 [24]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

On edgen its "The contrasting sides of human nature"

Explanation:

BaLLatris [955]3 years ago
4 0
I believe that the answer you are looking for would be B. Here are some reasons why I think so:


1. <span>The twins represent the two ways of the world which are in all people. This is meaning that it is going directly with choice B, and they compare them

2. </span><span>The right-handed twin became angry and resentful. He was the truthful twin who always did the right thing. The left-handed twin was deceitful and did everything backward. You could never trust him. In this little bunch of sentences right here, It's doing exactly what B says, it's comparing the two sides of human nature.

I hope that this could help you and have a great day! If you need more help you can send me a DM! </span>
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