<span>Yes, but it's not a noun functioning as an adjective, it's an adjective functioning as an adjective, since "water" is an adjective as well as a noun. If it weren't an adjective, it also would not be a noun functioning as an adjective, as there is no such thing, but a compound noun. You see compound nouns in terms like "proxy server" and "police car." Neither "proxy" nor "police" are adjectives. Rather, they are each the first half of a two-word noun.</span>
The answer to your question is B
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Namibia is a character from the book "Cell one" by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
Namibia was portrayed by the narrator as very beautiful in the story in Cell One of the novel. Namibia engaged in theft, got caught and was imprisoned. At the cell one where he was imprisoned, he met an innocent old man.
The man was apprehended by the police because the police could not find his son that was "wanted". Namibia behaved in kindness towards the old man. He revolted the torture and maltreatment of the Old man by the police because he was sick and innocent.
This act of kindness reflected how the Author changed the character of Namibia from a character was that was caught for engaging in social vices of stealing to being kind and showing an act of benevolence towards the old man.
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It's a free-verse tale about an African American teen kid who finds himself at a fork in the path. Will, 15, pulls his brother's gun out of their shared bedroom to shoot the person he believes is the killer in order to avenge his 19-year-old brother's death, but it's a long way down in the elevator.
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