Answer:
The reader predicts that "always" will end, as will Issac and Monica's relationship.
Explanation:
Just take my word for it I've read this book at least 7 times.
By the 1920s, dogsleds had for quite some time been the essential methods
of movement for mail, payload and individuals in the immense wild
of Gold country. Late advances in flying machine innovation
anyway were rapidly making air travel a favored
transportation mode in remote The Frozen North and dogsledding
would before long become out of date.
– "Iditarod,"
The Frozen North Open Terrains Data Focuses
The answer is letter C. the gods in general. The Theban elders or the Chorus had predicted that one day Creon will fall. In their prayer, they had talked about man's power. Power should not be used for one's interest but rather it should be used to protect his people. They did not mention the name but they were talking about Creon.
