Answer:
The speaker in "Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening" treats his horse kindly; in "Chura and Marwe," Marwe chooses Chura for her husband although he is ugly.
Answer:
I think the second one should be the correct
Explanation:
Because the writer use to know the audience sometimes and they use it on their topic.
The correct answer is actually B, Welles knew all along that the broadcast wasn't a true story.
Hello, I Am BrotherEye
Answer:
Emotional drama is not love; it is only part of an abuser's initial attachment to you. Emotional drama allows the abuser to use smoke and mirrors to disguise his or her true intent of placing you under a false-love spell. The abuser seems to say, “Look at me! ... I am so in love with you it's making me crazy.
Explanation:
Here are my tips for surviving in a drama-laden world:
Avoid the drama-makers. Some people LOVE drama. ...
Drama is inherently childish, but that's the point. Treat a drama person as you would a child having a temper tantrum. ...
Try doing nothing. ...
Whatever you do, do NOT give in to their drama.
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BrotherEye
