The first answer is Skin changing Powers.
He ate bread , honey and clotted cream. He eats it because it isn’t a meat of an animal, which suggest he has kindness and empathy.
He hated goblins and wargs.
Black Forest of Mirkwood
The character of <span>Willoughby serves to underline Austen's point about love and marriage. She depicts him as a charming and very handsome young man, with all sorts of assets that are particularly appealing to young, inexperienced (as they should be), impressionable women. He enchants Marianne nearly at first sight. Naive as she is, she falls in love immediately, and finds all sorts of virtues in his character. Actually, she sees in him everything she secretly wants to see in a potential husband. Austen depicts him as seen through Marianne's eyes, both at the beginning, and later in the novel.
But Austen doesn't seem to condemn </span><span>Willoughby for his superficiality and immoral behavior. She gives him another chance, even if he has to spend his life in an unsatisfying marriage, as if to atone for his past sins toward Marianne. Austen always keeps the rational tone, letting the characters' actions speak for themselves.
However, her depiction of Colonel Brandon puts him in favor over </span>Willoughby. He is a stable, older man, who isn't nearly as charming or handsome, but obviously has inner values, moral, intellectual, and emotional. The fact that Marianne eventually marries this worthy man, while Willoughby is left in his unfulfilling marriage, is Austen's hidden verdict. Everything has its own time, the novel says; the youth carries a certain level of thoughtlessness (such as both Marianne and <span>Willoughby show us), but there comes a time that calls for mature decisions, and employs sense over sensibility. Marriage should not be a shallow economic union of two people, in her opinion. It reflects all the values of two individuals, their families, their social class, and the society they live in.</span>
Answer:
An internal conflict is a something some one is struggling with inside. An external conflict is a struggle that is happening in actual life.
Explanation:
An example from a movie or tv show could be that Sheldon Cooper from the Big Bang Theory has an internal struggle with telling peoples emotions. One of his external struggles could be that he doesn't like it when other people succeed. As he goes on with his life, he gets better with knowing when he has upset people or when someone succeeds he congratulates them instead of insulting them.
