Well one thing that Abraham Lincoln embodied was unity. In his speech "A House Divided" it was all about being united, and if we were split up as a nation, or even within our own families we wouldn't be able to stand. The nation (or family) would fall apart because unless we are working together, things can't go correctly.
If you read through the other poems and memoir chapter, I'm sure you can come up with a few more answers.
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Cassie's description was right at the end of the story. The planet was an ocean of possibilities and the crew could not have realized the truth about it before it landed.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- Cassie had always thought that the planet she and her father were going to was dangerous and should be avoided. He had a strong feeling that their experience on this planet would be bad.
- Her father, on the other hand, was upset, as the new planet was an ocean of possibilities, as he possibly possessed water that was essential for their survival.
- However, Cassie was correct in the end, as the planet actually promoted bad and dangerous situations for her and her father.
However, her father couldn't possibly have known how dangerous the planet was before he landed on it, not even Cassie could have known, as she only relied on her intuition.
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