Other aspects include detailed characterization. He immerses the reader in on a key detail and then twists it into a detailed description. He is very skillful at zooming in on a memory and then zooming out to address the reader. This helps keep the reader engaged with his writing.
Well, one thing I know is that his name is one of the apostles of the bible, (Simon)
Simon likes to meditate and he feels kindered spirit with animals. His personality also fits this scripture: Matthew 19:14
Now two accounts of him being kind:
1. When piggy loses his glasses, he is the one to pick them up and give them back
2. He helps the little kids pick fruit and shares his food.
I don't know the page numbers by heart, but this is the most I remember.
Answer:
I believe the answer is C. that the city realizes that the homeless situation is growing at an unpredictable rate
The story of ''Homesick" written by Jean Fritz was narrated from first person point of view. Author used this way to describe the story in order to put a reader in the main character's shoes. In other words, the effect of this point of view is that a reader receives information right from the main character through that character's eyes. Characters always appeal and speak to reader using pronoun "I".
I’m pretty sure it’s b but i need to read the story
