The one that showed unconditional loves for Travis would be : D. when old Yeller is injured but walks all the way home to get help for Travis.
Despite his old age and his injury, he still does that despite his love for Travis
jope this helps
Answer:
C, He maintains that the fear of death and skeletons is irrational and should be conquered.
Explanation:
Here is what in the text makes me believe this.
- "So he is <em>mysteriously</em> ashamed of the skeleton of himself in death." He finds it mysterious to why people are ashamed or afraid of skeletons.
- "One would think it would be most unwise in a man to be afraid of a skeleton..." His reflection upon the fear of skeletons.
- "A man might as well say that a factory chimney was typical of bankruptcy." I interpret this as making fun of the fear of skeletons.
- "There is no reason why this creature... the living skeleton, should not become the essential symbol of life." I think he's proclaiming that skeletons deserve more credit.
Hopefully this helps. Sorry my response was so long. Good luck.
Answer:
I've had some teachers that encourage creativity and make the learning experience more fun, usually because of useful essay commentary or fun quips while teaching. keeps the class interesting
Explanation:
A) Grievous acts do not go unpunished.
In this speech, the speaker is supposing that God has given the war to the North and South as the punishment for allowing slavery to continue past its appointed time. The speaker says that slavery is an offense that God has ordained, but only for a certain amount of time. Because it's time has past, God has brought the war in order to punish and end slavery.
The other options are incorrect because there is no mention of healing wounds. Nor is there any talk of forgiveness. Also, there is no talk of helping oneself.
