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I consider that a love story fits perfectly there. The main story could be about a woman that met a the love of her life in a coffee shop.
He was rich, she was poor and they fell in love. Everyboday was standing against that relationship.
They used to meet in the same coffee shop they met for the first time. Lot of things happened, the man's family attempted to murder her. The woman's famility tried to kill him. Etc.
At the end, they had to scape from the city, and neither of them never went there (to the coffee shop) again.
I believe that the best answer for this question is "Odysseus waves him off." After he tries four times, it appears as though Telemachus might actually succeed in stringing the bow, but the beggar (who is Odysseus in disguise) waves him off and attempts to do it instead. Telemachus obliges to the beggar and gives the bow to the next individual in line. Hope this helps.
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although there are no options attached we can say the following.
Michael Pollan conducted extensive research in The Omnivore's Dilemma. What research question was he trying to answer throughout his journey, was if the American people have been conscious about the food they eat and the way they eat with so many options to choose from.
Here, we are referring to American author Michael Pollan, who wrote the book " Omnivore's Dilemma" in 2006.
In his book, Pollan refers to modern technologies and transportation advances, people had fewer options for food that were based on culture, tradition, and the food that was produced locally. However, as time went by and modernity advanced, there are too many options to choose from and people pay less attention to the quality of food they are having. He also critiques the quality of nutrition of the American people.
