Answer:
to give more attention to a minor character
to slow down the story
to give the conflict more depth
No one can answer if they don’t know what the book is
Answer:
We can reasonably infer that this result was because<em><u> the new settlers were taking control over the new land and did not keep their promise of peaceful settlement or co-existence.</u></em>
Explanation:
Bryan Brown's article "The Real Story of Plymouth" recalls how the new settlers coming to Plymouth brought about the destruction and downfall of the native Americans, like the Wampanoag people. The article also includes how the Wampanoag people were deceived by the new settlers.
In the section titled "Broken Promises", Brown states how the <em>"Wampanoag people couldn't fish or plant in the best areas."</em> This was because <em>"more and more old forest was cut down for new settlements or livestock."</em>
So, we can infer that this result was because the new settlers were taking control over the new land and did not keep their promise of peaceful settlement or co-existence.
The answer would be option c. or the third option hope this helps
Victor Frankenstein was a promising young doctor and brilliant scientist. He had the potential to do much good for humanity (he wanted to cheat death), but he had a fatal flaw -- the pride, or hubris, which saw him creating a humanoid monster for his own glorification. Ambition and shortsightedness got in the way of commonsense.
The monster was also flawed--he murdered people,such as William and Elizabeth. However, at the end he reveals a human side. He is a tragic, pathetic figure, utterly lonely, miserable, and rejected by human society. He had wanted the normal human comforts of a wife and family but these were denied him by his creator who refused to make a wife for him.
