Answer:
1. Marie had to cross the lake to get help for Gramps.
This decision is not really a good idea as it is dangerous to walk on the frozen lake.
2. They showed their love for each other by taking care of one another and also by their common love for the legend which Marie used to comfort her Gramps.
Explanation:
The short story <em>There Were Giants</em> by Roland Smith tells the story of how Marie had to spend the winter with her grandfather. The story also reveals the relationship between the two when her grandfather had an accident and she had to decide on an impulse on how to get help despite the dangers of the area.
1. Marie had to cross the lake to get to the Bensons to use their telephone so that she can call for help for her grandfather who had passed out in the snow.
The decision to walk across the frozen lake may not be a good idea as the lake is not fully solid and the ice may break anytime which is dangerous for her to walk on.
2. Marie and Gramps show their love for each other by taking care of one another despite the dangers. Their love for the legend of the finger, and how they know how to comfort one another shows they cared deeply for each other despite not really admitting to it.
Answer:
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Explanation:
A mirror is a non-living thing, therefore it cannot write an autobiography.
Comparison between Beowulf and Grendel which is most accurate is In the poem, Grendel seems like a heartless monster, but in the novel, he is emotionally complex.
Grendel is portrayed as the pure evil in the poem Beowulf. He is a pure evil by killing his loved ones and bring bad things and portrays him s someone who needs to be killed. In Grendel, a novel by John Gardner, the monster is shown emotionally complex by bringing good through his evil actions, for instance, his poetry and art. We figure out through the characteristics of Grendel that he has a problem with the place he is in and with the universe. He had constructed his own theory of life, everything is the product of own perception and that he exists alone until he encountered Beowulf. Grendel portray itself as an evil to make us understand that how we take things for granted like what is our purpose? who we are? whether we are on the right path? Hence, we tend to perform according to the society about what it feels to be good. Hence, we defy our own recognition and creates a monster within us.
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Answer: B. It reveals the trust the young man has in the princess.
