<span>Bradford’s account mainly deals with the pilgrims that
travelled from England to North America and also about their settlement and
founding of Plymouth. In his account Bradford focusses on the tough journey
that the pilgrims had to go through and the biblical significance pilgrims
reaching America. He also shared his thoughts regarding the Bible and the
impact this religious book had on the pilgrims during their journey and
settlement. Bradford was actually the 5 time Governor of Plymouth Colony in Massachusetts.
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Answer:
Dexter's need to possess Judy Jones is forshadowed when the text states "He wanted not association with glittering things and glittering people—he wanted the glittering things themselves." This reveals Dexter's desire to own the glamous things he came in contact with instead of passively acknowledging them. This attitude is also seen in his behaviour towards Judy. Additionally, the narrator explains "Often he reached out for the best without knowing why he wanted it—and sometimes he ran up against the mysterious denials and prohibitions in which life indulges." This foreshadows Dexter's need to reach out to Jones in his obsessive manner, even if he gets rejected.
Explanation:
Disclamier: I am not familiar with the text, but I hope this helps.
uhhhh you could put like "good evening m'lady" or smth, and like in response a shy/bashful "hello" yk? or the girl could say "[his name]!"
hope that helps lol
The giving of moral or religious advice - if you’re asking for your own words