The words award and warp are not very similar. The definitions are completely different. An award is something that you earn, like a monetary compensation or a trophy. You can get an award for being good at something or for example returning a last dog. Warp has a few meanings, but generally means when something is twisted or bent out of shape. It can also mean moving a ship while pulling on rope to something that is connected to shore. They also do not rhyme. However, one way that they are similar are that they both include the letters "war", which has a similar sound in both words.
This means the woman pushed him to his limit. In other words, drove him crazy
Mr. Rochester would be a dynamic character. A dynamic character is one who undergoes change and growth in a story. As the question states, he starts the story as an angry, frustrated, and mysterious character, but ends up softened and altered by Jane Eyre. Remember: a minor character is one who does not influence the story much; a static character is one who remains the same throughout a story; a flat character is synonymous with a static character. So, you can eliminate all of those, giving you another path to the right answer. Hope this helps.
Judge Miller has a gigantic home and a lot of property. He likewise claims a wonderful puppy named Buck. Buck is the ruler of this property and can wander however he sees fit. He is petted, nourished, prepped, and treated like the adored and treasured pooch that he is. He has the life of a spoiled canine who can chase, eat, rest, or play as he wishes. He had all that he could need until the point that he was stolen from his home and sold into imprisonment.
