Answer:
Hurried
Explanation:
It gives a sense of rush and "excitement" to this sentence to make it flow faster and make you want to read more.
One way you can say is “will those shoes look nice?”
Mathilde is envious of the social class and wealth of others, namely those who are much better off than she is, because she has never really had a chance to experience neither class nor fortune, in the first place. Mathilde's case is quite unique. She has no background, no inheritance, nor family name. That she feels so entitled to be wealthy is one thing. However, she seems to be "missing" wealth and class
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This question is about "The Monkey’s Paw"
Answer:
To emphasize the mystical power of the rabbit's paw, as there are many legends about animals and mysticism in India.
Explanation:
India is a land with many legends and many stories involving mysticism and animals. This was built mainly due to the cultural and religious characteristics of India that ended up creating a stereotype about the "magical" objects that are created there. Thus, when the author places the Whites visitor as a military man who was in India and brought with him a magical object, the author imposes credibility on that object and on the visitor's words.