The subordinate clause is : " which had been dumped into the city water system "
D. Babysit for you next weekend? Sure, I'll just cancel my trip to Disney
World. It probably would have been mildly entertaining, but that's O.K.
DC.
The characters feel like people. The villains you can sympathize with. (i know this isn't a real question but if i could get brainliest that'd be great i need it for my rank)
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If I were a state legislator I would be in favor of a law allowing assisted su1c1de. When it comes to ones life, it should be their choice when it should comes to an end, under the valid circumstances of course. One could ask what those circumstances could be, but as you can read here, Wilfred was an example of such. He was only painfully dragging his inevitable end, benefiting him in no way. Passing should be painless and peaceful. No one should have to suffer at the end of their only life. It's best, if one has a chronic or life threatening illness near impossible to conquer, one should be allowed to take control of their end, and surround themselves with loved ones, comfortable with their mortality, before letting go.
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1. Ladepo: a poor teacher. He is the father of Aremu. Along with his wife, they always find it difficult to pay bills. He later becomes a pastor.
2. Baba Agba: Ladepo's father and Aremu's grandfather. He is a traditionalist. He continued to be truthful in his dealings. He was faithful to everybody he came across.
3. Aremu: He is Ladepo's son and grandson to Baba Agaba. He chose to live his life according to his choosing. He was later disowned by his father. He later traveled abroad to study.
4. Mope: she is Ladepo's wife. A teacher, but suffers due to her and her husband's salary. She's not aware of her husband's cunning ways as a pastor.
5. Alamutu: he is an Ifa priest, but not well-grounded in the practice. He usually charges people exorbitantly.
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