Answer:
He cries.
Explanation:
"Where the Red Fern Grows" tells the story of Billy, a boy who dreams of raising two hunting dogs of a breed called red-bone. These dogs are very expensive to buy and Billy does not have the money since his family has a low economic condition and are going through the problems caused by the great depression. However Billy does not get discouraged and does not give up on the dream of owning the dogs and that is why he tries to get several jobs and save all the salary he can get. He works hard and collects the money for two years, until he has enough to buy the dogs. When he finally manages to buy them and holds the puppies for the first time, he cries a lot because he has managed to make a dream come true.
Answer: To introduce a predictable outcome to the plot
Explanation: I think so
It has very thick fur or hide so it cant be stung by bees's, except for its nose. Also its very resistant to Poison from snakes and scorpions. That would be my answer out of these 2
Answer:
It really started with the arrival of three German tribes, The Angles, The Saxons , and The Jutes.
Answer:
the answer is below
Explanation:
Rip Van Winkle is an exaggerated American myth. The author Irving incorporated several characteristics into it.
The protagonist Rip falls asleep just to wake up about 20 years later. He had become old when he woke up and he discovered that things were already different.
Myths and legends were used to convey this short story, the characters are set in the distant pastor in an almost non existing past. These characters were all exaggerated.
The story has a positive message about a nation and it's citizens. These characteristics are parts of what makes the reader to love the story.
