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Fortunato is lured into the catacombs by the prospect of sampling, or tasting a rare dry sherry (wine). Montresor tells his friend and sworn enemy, Fortunato, that he has purchased a rare cask of Amontillado.
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What do you need?? Oh oops I just wasted an answer, I'm so sorry
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How foolish i was to have believed that young woman...
It all sounded a bit odd from the beginning, and I ignored the other warning signals in my attempt to help a young woman in need.
Let me tell you how it all started: I was standing in a very short line at the mall, waiting to pay for the items I bought when I suddenly got accosted by a lady of not more than 23 years with red eyes and looking clearly in despair. She told me she had no money on her and her credit card was flagged but she really needed to get some cereal for her baby at home as he was hungry and sick.
The story sounded odd and I kept wondering why I was the one she approached out of half a dozen people. I decided to give her a hundred dollars and she thanked me profusely.
On my way to my car however, I saw her with a well-known drug dealer and it appears she's a junkie who scammed me for a quick fix
I was angry, disappointed all at the same time, but decided not to accost her and accuse her of being a disgusting thief, I walked trance-like to my car and all the while kept thinking, how foolish i was to have believed that young woman.
The correct answers are,
The sentences in the excerpt that best demonstrate Zora Neale Hurston’s opinion that is necessary to publish stories about African Americans as well as those who are considered extraordinary are:
“The realistic story around an African American insurance official, dentist, general practitioner, undertaker, would be most revealing”.
“The realization that African Americans are not better nor worse, and at times just as bonny as everybody else, will hardly kill the population of a nation.”
<em>Zora Neale Hurston (1891-1960)</em>, was an important American writer in the times of the Harlem Renaissance. In her extensive work, he tried to share the African American heritage in the South and share it with society.
Through her many books, she considered necessary to publish stories about African Americans as well as those who are considered extraordinary. His style can be noted in books such as <em>“Jonah’s Gourd Vine”, “Their Eyes Were Watching God”, “Tell My Horse”, and “Moses, Man in the Mountain”.
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