On the surface, Daisy is a charming, sophisticated young woman. But once you delve deeper, you see that she is a selfish, vapid, materialistic, willfully ignorant person who sees no fault in her actions, even when they prove to be detrimental to those who care most about her (Gatsby). When Daisy began to have suspicions that Tom was seeing another woman behind her back, she turned a blind eye. In one chapter, when referring to the birth of her daughter, Daisy told Nick, "I hope she'll be a fool—that's the best thing a girl can be in this world, a beautiful little fool."
Answer:
The external conflicts pit Kino against the doctor, the pearl dealers, the trackers, and even the elements.
Explanation:
good thing Im a bookhead
Explanation:
A series of events that lead ton the climax
Answer:
- madness
- hidden
- blotter
- quitting
- grined
- luggage
- bandage
- beggar
- farming
- bitter
The question I don't know
- likable
- grateful
- smokeless
- noteable/notable
- icy
- likeness
- taking
- flaming
- debatable
- distasteful
- quotation
- famous
There ya go
