Answer: The narrator is not entirely truthful.
In this excerpt, the narrator is describing the reasons why he has decided to stay in Venice longer. He explains how he persuaded his friends, and almost persuaded himself, that the reason for his long stay was the deisre to study Venetian culture. However, he implies that there are hidden motives for it, indicating that the author is not being entirely truthful.
Answer:
<h2>Sadness</h2>
Explanation:
This is because maybe she regrets something she did
Answer:
c
Explanation:
the root self means about her so first person point of view
22. Ryo had not seen her husband for 6 years since he was a prisoner of war in Siberia. Ryo sold tea to support her family and to survive. She was in Tokyo to be with a man, Tsuruishi, but he was killed in an accident. Ryo felt it was the right choice.
23. (This question has the same question with the end part of the previous number.) Ryo sold tea to support her family and to survive. She was in Tokyo to be with a man, Tsuruishi, but he was killed in an accident. Ryo felt it was the right choice.
24. The tailor's wife is the villain because she attempts to make them look bad and blames them for something they didn't do.
25. The professor got revenge by poisoning the food around the area. This affected not only the officers who unfairly prosecuted him. but innocent children. The real saboteurs were the police. If the police had not falsely accused Mr. Chiu, they would not have spread hepatitis to their city, disrupting the public. A few things he could have done was report the officers and start a protest.
