Both of these are adventure stories and the main characters both face major challenges.
This is not my answer but was helpful
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I am going to Dussel.
(I am going to be Dussel)
Dearest Baloini,
I was just done taking a wonderful nap when my room mate walked in. Ugh, I thought little Anne was always complaining. She walked up to me and told me that she wanted to use the table in OUR room two afternoons a week! My reply to this was simply, "No."
The little brat was not content with my answer and so then I said," I have to study too you know, and if I can't do it in the afternoons, I won't be able to fit it in at all. I have to finish the task I've set for myself; otherwise, there's no point in starting. Besides, you aren't serious about your studies. Mythology - what kind of work is that? Reading and knitting don't count either. I use that table and I'm not going to give it up!
Then the girl replied (doesn't she ever give up?) " I do take my work seriously. I can't study next door in the afternoon, and I would appreciate it if you would reconsider my request!"
She finnally left but in the evening she went on again. I overcame her quick enough and I'm not going to tell you the conversation, it was VERY boring. Then just as I thought I had settled the matter, Pim talked to me too and in the end I had to let the brat have my study time.
Until next time, Dussel.
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Answer:
The correct is B
Explanation:
The hobbit and the dwarves are showing bravery when they leave a safe space.
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Answer:
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