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horsena [70]
3 years ago
7

20 POINTS! PLEASE HELP!!

English
1 answer:
musickatia [10]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

I choose to depict Harry.

1. He is a very emotional and doesn't hide pain or emotion.

Quotation: "I could not utter a word; I was quite overcome with emotion; my whole body was broken and bruised with fatigue; it took hours before I was anything like myself."

2. We can see that Harry is still thinking about the food nearly immediately after the storm so you can see that he is focused on his hunger.

Quotation: "The boxes which contained our supply of food for the voyage were placed in a row along the strand, and were in a capital state of preservation; the sea had in every case respected their contents, and to sum up in one sentence, taking into consideration, biscuits, salt meat, Schiedam and dried fish, we could still calculate on having about four months' supply, if used with prudence and caution."

3. Harry, even though he thinks his uncles is a bit crazy, still cares for him.

Quotation: "What is the matter?" said I, beginning to be alarmed."

4. We can see that Harry, even when he is frustrated, can keep his calm

Quotation: "These are only a few of the reasons and arguments I put together—reasons and arguments which to me appeared unanswerable. I was allowed to go on without interruption for about ten minutes. The explanation to this I soon discovered. The Professor was not even listening, and did not hear a word of all my eloquence."

5. We can see that Harry may be thinking more for their own safety than trying to get to the center of the Earth.

Quotation: "I tried again; I begged and implored him; I got into a passion; but I had to deal with a will more determined than my own."

Hope this helps.

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