A yes because someone had to teach them i would believe,
1. What was Mary's home life like?
Father was always gone, Mother didn't want her, She was spoiled.
2. What did Mary call her mother?
Mem Sahib.
3. What happened to Ayah, her mother, and her father? They died from cholera.
4. What was Mary's stay with the English Minister like? The kids teased her. They did not like her.
5. What was the name of the house owned by Mr. Craven? Misslethwaite Manor.
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are these the questions you meant? cuz these were the ones i had to do.
Answer:
a
Explanation:
Providing enough data and evidence to effectively refute that point of view.
In this story, illness -specifically mental illness- is seen as temporary, and is not taken seriously. This is seen at the very beginning of the story, when the narrator indicates that her husband (a doctor) does not believe that she is truly ill. When a person is experiencing mental illness in this story, they are also believed to be cured by rest, exercise, and fresh air. Rather than today's methods of therapy and/or medication, the story describes merely taking a break from work and going away until one seems to be better.
