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All information available to the reader is through the "eyes," or perspective, of the narrator.
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First off, there was the Reynolds Pamphlet. We can gather from there that on Hamilton's side of the relationship, there was some infidelity. They both loved each other despite the fact that he had gone of with Maria Reynolds and cheated while Eliza was off to a visit with her father and sister. Then to show how "Eliza reacted when you broke her heart" Lin Manuel wrote "Burn" to depict her broken heart and the letters the couple had written to each other. They had a child they both loved dearly, and even though Hamilton had a hard time being satisfied, with Eliza, he started to being to be satisfied. Eliza had so much faith in Hamilton, at the end of the musical she said "He could have done so much more." They forgave each other at the end, because they both loved each other and then in a duel with Aaron Burr, Hamilton died. If Eliza hadn't cared about him, she would have just moved on, but she was very upset due to the loss of her late son Philip, and now her beloved husband, Alexander.
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A because it was very too autobiographical
D. Examine her own perception and then check in with Ivan about his behavior
The question asks about what Tamara should to do better interpret the situation and communicate appropriately. In order for her to better interpret the situation she needs to examine her own perception. Why does she feel that Ivan is unusually quiet? Does she truly think that it is directed towards her? Then she should check in with him. Telling him that he's being inconsiderate as option A suggests is not helpful. Option B also does not solve the problem either. And if Ivan is going through something, offering him help or support may be what he needs. Option C is also not correct because Tamara should not be providing therapy and she doesn't even know what is going on.
Kafka believed that his father disapproved of him, the excerpt from "The Metamorphosis" that best suggests that Gregor's father views his son in the same way, is A. you women wouldn't listen. Gregor's mother has just fainted. His father has come back home, and Grete tells him that "Gregor has broken loose". His father misunderstands these words and says that he has warned both women. He understood, by Grete's message that Gregor had committed some violent crime, so it is clear that Gregor's father disapproved of him.
