Usually the protagonist and/or the antagonist.
By the 1920s, dogsleds had for quite some time been the essential methods
of movement for mail, payload and individuals in the immense wild
of Gold country. Late advances in flying machine innovation
anyway were rapidly making air travel a favored
transportation mode in remote The Frozen North and dogsledding
would before long become out of date.
– "Iditarod,"
The Frozen North Open Terrains Data Focuses
Answer:
Gretel's courage and the tale of the white bird is an example of parallel plot.
Explanation:
Gretel is always courageous enough to calm down and calm down Hansel, even though he knows they are in a difficult situation. As the birds ate the bread crumbs they put in the forest to get home, they were stuck in the forest and were hungry, but Gretel was brave enough to look for food and when they were almost giving up they heard a song of white birds, if it was a call to follow you. The bird song and Gretel's courage are an example of parallel plot.
Parallel Plot occurs when the writer mixes two plots at a single point. In this way the two plots walk around the same theme.
Answer:
Trader
Explanation:
Because even English says the customer is always right
Assuming that you're referring to the excerpt about a woman who was criticized because she's not quitting her job because she got a baby
She felt that the man is simple minded and simply not intelligent enough understand that she need the job to pay the bills, so rather than responding verbally, she chose to display her retort in other ways
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