Answer:
She realizes she is a person who can live a different life.
Explanation:
Answer:I think it is the last blue one
Explanation:
Answer: Extension
Explanation:
First off, if you are sick, you should be emailing your teacher or telling them in person. Therefore, the FIRST solution is to ask for an extension.
Second off, if you can present tomorrow, take cold medicine and try to recover quickly by drinking the correct amount of fluids. Hopefully you already have what you are going to say. Therefore the SECOND solution is to ask for help from your group and try to recover.
The third and final solution is tricky, it will be very complex. The problem is if you're in person, you cannot do this, and it only works online. You will need a second device in which has a clear enough mic to sound like you, yourself personally. Then, you find a stand to put the device on and click play, make sure it sounds okay at the correct volume over the conference. Remember that this is a risky strategy and that if you're on cam, it won't work because they won't see you talking.
In conclusion, you will probably have to email for an extension and try for the second solution. I hope this helps :)
BB76
I imagined myself as David. So as per question,:-
" <em>If I had seen Miss Betsy Trotwood mistreating David's mother, .i.e., my mother, then i would feel to mistreat her back and take revenge. But i cant. This is because I have to accept Miss Betsy Trotwood as a guest and mother. Also, Pegotty would feel bad for mistreating Betsy as she is the lady of my mother's new would-be husband. </em>
<em> It means that infront of everyone, i would be doing an immoral behaviour by taking revenge on my aunt. I can even be told to leave the house at the moment. I also am a boy younger and unmatured than her. </em>
<em>But after going to Salem's, I would come back and tell her how rude she was to my mom and me because now I have been matured and would have a power to talk back.</em> "
This is what I would have done.
Answer:
In the greek mythology, Daedalus, the Icarus father appear in the myth, however, Daedalus does not appear in the Bruggel's painting,
Explanation:
In Greek mythology, Icarus was said to have succeeded in flying, with wings made by his father Daedalus, using feathers made with bees wax. However, Icarus did not heed to his father's warnings, instead he chose to fly too close to the sun, melting the wax, and subsequently fell into the sea and drowned.
From the paintings, Icarus's legs can be seen in the water just below the ship. Daedalus does not appear in this version of the painting.
Also, from the account of Ovid of this same greek mythology, the ploughman, shepherd and angler are described to be astonished and think to see gods approaching them through the aether, which is not entirely the impression given in the painting.
