The correct answer is that the monster has been forced to be alone, whereas Frankenstein (his creator) has chosen it.
Explanation
When the monster and Frankenstein his creator finally meet again after a long series of terrible events, they are different from each other because the monster has been forced by society into solitude and Frankenstein has chosen to be isolated in this world.
In addition, both of them are separated from people and alone.
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Answer:
In Jonas’s community, most people do not question the way things are. Things just are as they are, and people accept that they have always been that way. Jonas is a little different. He has light colored eyes, which are also directly related to the other way he is different: Jonas has the Capacity to See Beyond. For this reason, he is chosen as the Receiver of Memory.
Almost every citizen in the community had dark eyes. His parents did, and Lily did, and so did all of his group members and friends. But there were a few exceptions: Jonas himself, and a female Five who he had noticed had the different, lighter eyes. (Ch. 3)
During his Ceremony of Twelve, the Chief Elder explains why Jonas is different. She does not mention that he has light-colored eyes, which are very rare in his community and give him a deep and thoughtful look. She does mention that he has several special traits that make him perfect to be the next Receiver of Memory.
Explanation:
It means the way the writer uses the language to convey meanings, feelings e.t.c. In another context it may mean the way the writer uses language in order to manipulate the reader and lead him where he/she desires e.g. to feel in a certain way about a character, to have certain expectations e.t.c.
Answer:
A. demonstrative
Explanation:
demonstrative. it is demonstrating what the speaker is talking about
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demonstrative is the one
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relative