adjective
free from imperfection; complete; perfect:
absolute liberty.
noun
Noun
something that is not dependent upon external conditions for existence or for its specific nature, size, etc. (opposed to relative ).
Answer:
B
Explanation:
A is incorrect because after the comma doesn't relate to the first part of the sentence. (Before the comma.)
B is correct.
C is missing punctuation and is a run on sentence.
C) thoughtful
Explanation:
The other answers don’t make sense
Dangerous, his intention was never to hurt or harm the swan
Clumsy, he didn’t get trapped in the thorns
Selfish, he didn’t walk away from the cries
The correct choice is clouds in this case, because those have the closest connotation in literature with change. The elements given have several connotations in literature. For example, darkness implies that something is unknown or it refers to a sense of being lost. Pesonification is a means of adding emotion and differing points of view to a story. The moon and the night that are treated there have similar connotations to darkness; the moon can also be said to wane or be a full moon so it encompasses change. HOWEVER, the most obvious choice is that clouds mean change; they always drift along and they change, appearing and disappearing.
