Answer:
Trying too so hard for something not to happen just for it to happen anyway
Explanation:
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Who were the two children the Spirit had under his robe?
The second thing that Scrooge notices about the Spirit is what Scrooge describes as "a foot or a claw" protruding from underneath the Spirit's robe. The Spirit opens his robe to reveal two wretched children, a boy and a girl. The Spirit identifies the boy as "Ignorance" and the girl as "Want," or poverty.
What did the Spirit tell Scrooge about them?
There was a girl and a boy. The boy is Ignorance, the girl is Want. The Spirit said to beware of them both.
How has Scrooge's perspective changed as a result of his experiences in Stave Ill? "
Scrooge changed in a number of ways as a result of his visit with the Ghost of Christmas Present, mainly because of the tactics employed by the spirit. The Ghost of Christmas Present relies heavily on shock value to get Scrooge to change.
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Answer: Attraction to the land versus the sea and importance of following one's dreams
Explanation:
I could not find the excerpt that is missing in your question but I have found the answers that can help you. Those are two important themes that are moving trough this play so try to connect them with your excerpt from the play.
''Beyond the Horizon'' is a play by Eugene O'Neill and it had premiere in 1920 and the same year if won Pulitzer Prize for Drama.
The setting of the play is on the Mayo farm and the surrounding countryside. That is why those two themes are most common ones.
It is describing one family portrait and two brothers are the most exposed ones.
