Hello. You forgot the answer options. The options are:
It illustrates the theme.
It builds suspense.
It describes the climax.
It resolves the conflict.
Answer:
It builds suspense.
Explanation:
When Theseus chooses the most dangerous route to reach Athens, the story takes on a strong suspense tone. This is because the reader understands that Theseus will encounter these problems, which will be very difficult to solve and which can even end it. However, the reader does not know when these problems will appear, nor even what these problems are, which makes suspense a crucial element for the continuation of reading, allowing the reader to be anxious and apprehensive about what will happen in the narrative.
Answer:
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Explanation:
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At this point in the book is the closest I think readers see Atticus to actually being angry at his children. I feel like Atticus thinks it's better to sit down and talk through the problem than spank the kids and create unnecessary resentment. Definitely a lawyer's approach to parenting (my dad's a lawyer and acts like this all the time.)<span />
I think it would be the bottom option. Field and handkerchief. Hopefully this helped! :)
