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This question requires a personal answer. I will give you my opinion so you can see how to formulate the answer and in case you think something different or want to add something else you can do it.
Explanation:
This question refers to the story The Sniper by Liam O'Flaherty.
I believe that the sniper is a victim of war, even though his actions may be considered heroic.
The fact that I believe that he is a victim and not a hero is the remorse he feels for having killed another sniper, just like him.
Although this person was the enemy, he did not have heroic pride in killing "the villain". Rather, he felt a great guilt for having killed another human being, someone who was a sniper just like him.
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When the trio encountered the boy fishing in the woods, Polly signaled Amari and Tidbit to hide in the pine trees. When she started conversing with the boy, she tried to exhibit boldness and fearlessness but truly her heart was beating.
Explanation:
As Polly talked with the boy, the boy revealed to her that he has been monitoring their movements. Polly was startled when the boy told her that. The boy whose name is Nathan later hid them in his barn and fed them. When his father discovered, the trio escaped and continued their journey.
The question is culled from "Copper Sun" which was written by Sharon M. Draper.
Copper Sun is a story of a 15-year-old young girl, known as Amari who is divided and separated from her African home when some white men visited her village. She was sold into slavery in 1738. Also, the story revealed the life of Polly, a 17-year-old indentured servant.
Sharon Draper is an American author known for writing stories for young adults. She is also known as a New York Times bestselling author and also a recipient of Margaret A. Edwards Award.
"<span>The United States was slower than Great Britain to fully embrace the changes."
</span>That the United States embraced industrial changes at a slower pace than Great Britain holds no baring on the essay's main topic: chiefly, technology's impact on American economics.
