This excerpt is from 'Another time another place'.
Explanation:
- Gilbert was happy, sad, and excited throughout the story. He was sad when his father had gone to sea and when he died. He was excited to travel.
- when his father died, he is totally affected and does not follow any rules. Later he learns to time travel and meets his father.
- When Gilbert explains to Emmy about time, she argues with him saying that time cannot be controlled and goes only in one direction.
Answer:
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Explanation:
<em>I believe the settings for the tale of the ant and the dove is that briefly the dove was perched on a tree branch when she noticed an ant falling into the river. But then a leaf was immediately grabbed by the dove and tossed into the water near the struggling ant. So overall that''s my idea of the setting from the Ant and the Dove tale.</em>
(Hope this helps!)
"In The Odyssey, the character of Odysseus changes from the beginning of his Journey until the end by becoming more cautious and less arrogant. When he returns to Ithaca, he's much more cautious in dealing with his enemies, his wife's suitors."
"The men and Odysseus learn valuable lessons throughout their epic journey, but the most important lessons they learn were temptation can lead to death, being obedient can save your life, and trust your instincts. "
"From the many obstacles he endured during his journey , he learned not to boast too much and to respect and listen to the gods. This wisdom allows him to finally regain his place in his homeland of Ithaca. "
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