It might be D i might be wrong on that
Answer and Explanation:
Do you think there’s a little bit of Mitty in everyone?
In the short story The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, by James Thurber, Mitty is an ordinary man with ordinary skills and an ordinary life. However, in his daydreams, he views himself in a completely different way. He imagines, for instance, that he is a highly skilled doctor who is the only one capable of solving a case that has other doctors scratching their heads for answers. His life may be boring, but his imagination is exciting, vivid, dynamic.
<u>I believe we all have that tendency and, at some point in our lives, we all did what Mitty does. Not only when we were children, picturing ourselves as astronauts or explorers. Even as grown ups, we often find ourselves living a life deprived of the excitement and novelty we would expect. However, we can always escape to our imagination. Inside our own minds, no matter how ordinary we are, we can be extraordinary, brave, unique.</u>
Answer:
social class i think but if not then classism
1. A map on the wall
2. Linking
3. Action
