Answer:
“The animals were shocked beyond measure to learn that even Snowball could be guilty of such an action.”
“Almost immediately the footprints of a pig were discovered in the grass.”
“Napoleon snuffed deeply at them and pronounced them to be Snowball's.”
Explanation:
The evidence that best supports inference that napoleaon is falsely accusing snowball of destroying the windmil is these.
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The correct answer is D. Useless attempts to change fate
Explanation:
In both the myth and the play, the main characters of the story try to avoid a prediction or prophecy. In the case of the myth, Cronus wants to prevent his overthrow, while in the play, Odewale wants to avoid killing his father. However, despite their effort and actions at the end, the prophecy is fulfilled. This shows the fate can not be avoided and any attempt is useless. In this context, one motif (recurrent symbol) in these literary works is "useless attempts to change fate" because in both texts this general idea is shown through the plot and actions of the characters.
I think it would be clear beginning and end, and figurative language
I haven’t seen the movie but, if it showed Miep Gies getting Anne’s diary after the Franks were discovered, I recommend using that scene
Answer:
The bagel walks down the street.
Like a model on a magazine.
Confident and breathtaking.
Then, <em>SWISH, </em>a knife cuts her down the middle.
A cream cheese is spread like butter on her.
Now, she is ruined.
Her confidence and raidience has been thrown away.
Explanation:
This is so corny, but take it or leave it.