- the author is limited to what he or she can make the characters do, in a way this affects the characters as well
- in different settings the characters may live different lives due to the environment they live in
- If it is a made up location then the author can do whatever he or she pleases, but if it is a real life location then they have to base the surroundings off of that area
Here are some I could think of hope this helps:)
Answer:
Hey (insert friend's name here),
The new school that I go to is really awesome. The teachers are nice the people are nice its way better than my old school. I've already made a ton of friends. It is kind of sad though. Everyone is so nice but its so boring. There is none f the exiting fights that my old school has. Everything seems perfect. So perfect it seems wrong. I can't seem to shake off the homesickness. Everyone is always supporting me but it just makes me feel more sad. Anyways I hope that you are having a great time too.
Sincerely,
You name here
Answer:
The author's purpose in this sentence is to show how Paul cares about protecting children from knowing what is really going on with raccoons. In this case, the author shows how adults are responsible for putting children through bad experiences for them and creating an environment that makes them comfortable.
Explanation:
In "Raccoon Olympics" we are introduced to a narrative where traps are placed in the trees of an ecological field to capture raccoons. Paul King is the naturalist who works in the park and was hired to inspect these traps. He is talking to the storyteller, who is a child and her father. Paul explains that the traps are placed because raccoons do not have a predator in the environment and end up reproducing a lot and causing overpopulation problems. When we read the story, we can see that raccoons are captured to be killed, but in order not to traumatize the child and not expose him to uncomfortable situations, Paul says that raccoons are captured to participate in swimming competitions between them.
The Narrator describes his house has less fasihonable because it is between two larger properties. He calls it an eyesore, refores to it as small and generally derides it as being not good enough. The narrator describes Gatsby as being romantic and hopeful like he is ready to lead.
It will be D: <span> It's important to never give up on your dream, no matter how hard the sacrifice and struggle.</span>
