We can't have hero's without villains/monsters. So I AGREE. Because hero's are only hero's because of the fact of us having monsters. Who would they face? Nothing? Then they wouldn't be hero's. We need bad things /people to have HERO'S to save and help us otherwise if everything was perfect, we wouldn't need hero's.
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1: muscle
2: doubt
3: subtle
4: autumn
5: column
6: debris
7: ballet
8: soften
9: yolk
10: gourmet
11: castle
12: answer
13: salmon
14: whistle
15: buffet
16: wrestle
17: knowledge
18: daughter
19: plumber
20: cupboard
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Authors use indirect characterization by depicting their interactions with other people to present what a character is like. The author conveys in this excerpt that many people love Shlemiel by showing how he was so concerned about his friends when he was missing.