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part a is b and part b is a
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The central idea that was centered on the argument is the importance of freedom and that the free government had authority.
<h3>What is a central idea?</h3>
A central idea simply means the main idea that's can be found in a literary work. It's what the author wants the readers to know.
In this case, the central idea that was centered on the argument is the importance of freedom and that the free government had authority.
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Well, an internal conflict is when a character struggles in their mind and heart over a decision. An example could be; someone struggling over to make the right or wrong decision, like saving a book or burning a book, killing a spider or setting it free, helping someone carry boxes or leave them to do it themselves, etc.
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I don't think this is what ur looking for but this is what i wrote. . . . .
My greatest day started when I went to see my father for the first time in 7 years. When i arrived at his house i started to get nervous, but when i went to hug him i felt comforted. After I left to go back to my house with me, my mom, my siblings, and my step-father I got ready to go get something to eat with my best friend. My friend and I went to Burger King. When I walked in all I smelled was burgers. I got back to my house only to find my mom dressed in her Halloween costume. Oh, I almost forgot that my mom and I were going to the Niles Scream Park. I got my Halloween costume on then my mom drove the both of us to the Niles Scream Park. I got more and more nervous as I walked closer to the door where I'd be let inside. I got inside and my heart and started to beat faster and faster. I was walking into the next room when this “vampire'' jumped out, i got scared a little. I walked through more than half of the Niles Scream Park when this clown popped out of nowhere and scared me so bad that I kicked the clown. I apologized then left embarrassed.
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