*Select all that apply,* so there are several correct answers:
1. The men all stand together (“Soon the men began to gather... They stood together...”)
2. A pile of stones lies nearby (“...away from the pile of stones in the corner...”)
4. The town is made up of farmers (“...speaking of planting and rain, tractors and taxes...”)
We know it’s definitely not 5. because it states, “The women... came shortly after their men folk.” and there are no details I can see that suggest this specifically takes place in a city rather than a town/village/whatnot, so 3. is likely also wrong.
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Answer:
Knows about invisibility:
Does not know about invisibility:
This is based on the book by Herbert George Wells called, "The Invisible Man". In this book, the invisible man knows that he is invisible and uses it to his advantage. The reader who is able to read all that happens in the book, also knows that the man is invisible.
The other characters being Mrs. Hall and Mr. Henfrey do not know that the man is invisible which is why the invisible man is able to use his invisibility to his advantage by being amongst them inconspicuously.
Strictly speaking, the One Ring does not make the wearer invisible. ... When others wear it, they become 'invisible' to those around them, because they have become visible to Sauron, in a way. If he is looking in that direction, then he would see them. Hence why Gollum got away with it for so long, and Bilbo and Frodo. hope
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Answer:
Allen Ginsberg, William S. Burroughs, and Jack Kerouac.
