Owen reveals his concern about his time commitments.
At the beginning of the conversation it seems as though Owen is uninterested in attending practice. His question to his dad starts "So, I guess" which reveals a lack of interest on his part. However, we learn the real reason of his hesitation regarding hockey practice at the end of the conversation. He tells his dad "I'm worried I can't manage everything." This shows that he seems overwhelmed with his school work and hockey. His time commitments are a concern for him.
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"...one-third of the population was dependent on the potato crop for survival." Lines 7-8
Explanation:
In the story "The Birthmark" Georgia's birthmark is the main highlight if the story.
Aylmer is the husband of Georgia, and she is one of the most beautiful women in the area where they live. Young men crave to take a look at her and admire her beauty. She had a birthmark in her cheek, a small red mark. Until now she never really cared for it and thought as a beauty mark. But Aylmer her husband thought of it as some kind of sin.
So eventually she started hating it. To the point that even her husband also did not hate it that much. The birthmark became a symbol of self hatred for Georgia
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Closing sentences to a story which best show a character reflecting on a larger meaning found in a conflict is D. I accepted a job in a bakery despite being a night owl and having to rise before dawn, but I learned that adaptability is often necessary to achieve one's goals.
In the story what resonates more strongly is the ending. The ending includes everything about the story. In the above instance, within the context of the story, it informs that the character accepted the job by neglecting his habit of being a night owl and learns a lesson<em> “adaptability is often necessary to achieve one's goals.”</em>, meaning to be dynamic to attain the goal of sustainable living. This line not only provides with the final situation with the character but also delivers a moral lesson by its end, like any other moral stories.
