Answer:
D.Two kidnappers develop a scheme to take money from a small-town family but end up paying money to the father.
Explanation:
The "Ransom of Red Chief", tells the tale of two kidnappers named, Bill and Sam, who plot a scheme to kidnap a little boy named Johnny Dorset, from his home, in hopes that his father Ebenezer Dorset would pay the ransom of 2,500 dollars. Unbeknownst to them, the little boy was not loved by his father. To add to that, little Johnny was mischievous.
They waited to no avail, for Ebenezer Dorset to pay the ransom, while Johnny kept them busy with his mischief. Eventually they sent a note to Ebenezer to pay the ransom, but he told them that it would be better for them to return the boy at night when the villagers would not see them. They did this hurriedly and also ended up paying the father money.
In 'The City in the Sea' Poe explores themes of sin, death, and destruction.
Tigers live in mountainous terrain, so you'd be letting the tiger loose where you live.
This means that you should not place danger in the place that you live - it is silly to create a dangerous situation if you have no way to escape it.
Answer:
Chris has an infatuation with hunger as he was very much concerned about the hunger in America.
Explanation:
Into the Wild is a novel written by John Krakauer about the life of Chris McCandless. Chris McCandless was a young man who left his home only to be found dead two years later in the woods. Chris died of starvation, as reported after his death.
The novel also draws considerable attention to Chris's infatuation with hunger. Chris has been concerned about the hunger prevailing on the streets of America. He was so much infatuated with helping the hungry that he donated $24,000 to the OXFAM organization. Once he gave shelter to a needy in the trailer. He would buy and give hamburgers to the homeless in Washington D.C.
