Bravery because the ice is thin and body know if they are going make or not so they are taking a chance
What he is trying to say is that the most painful thing is the human mind because he wants to make a real human and prove that not just god can make humans but, nobody else can create a human.
Answer:
There were a few moral and political arguments made by those who opposed the spread of slavery.
Explanation:
With the Mexican war, the ones who opposed slavery were upset about the compromise done (in terms of acquisitions of the Mexican war) as it would create an imbalance between the free and the slave states. They were angry as slavery could start in New Mexico and Southern California as a result of this war.
The Kansas-Nebraska act cancelled the Missouri Compromise and asked the states to decide themselves if they wanted to be a free state or a slave state. Conflicts rose between those supported and those who were against slavery and it led to a period of violence called "Bleeding Kansas". Stephen Douglas wanted to build railroad in the territory of Nebraska. All this led moral and political arguments.
Answer:
Liza made Bod "invisible" so that the men who were looking for him couldn't see him.
Explanation:
When Liza entered the storeroom and saw Bod who was trying to "fade away," she helped him.
Abanazer Bolger and Tom Hustings were going to come to get him at any moment to force him to take them to the place where he had found the brooch, and maybe they would even kill him.
Liza reminded Bod that she was a dead witch so she hid him from the sight of both men and as soon as they entered the storeroom, despite looking in Bod's direction, they couldn't see him.
That is the favor that Liza did for him.
