Answer: This passage from Chapter 31 is Scout's exercise in thinking about the world from Boo Radley's perspective.
<h2>Homer uses Foreshadowing.</h2>
Here are the correct definitions : <span>A, E, D, C, B</span>
On the contrary - <span>To Compare
</span>In addition - <span>To add
</span>For instance - <span> To give an example
</span>Afterward - To show sequence or results
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I agree with the other person - pride is something that Hrothgar cautions Beowulf against. Excessive pride (also known as hubris in Anglo-Saxon poetry) is not a desirable characteristic that a leader/warrior should have because it will lead them to their demise in the end. This is what happened to Beowulf ultimately - he thought he could defeat the dragon in his old age because of his hubris, and because of it, he died.
