Answer:
Alright.
Explanation:
The movie-Billy Weaver is on the train with a priest.
The book-Weaver gets off the train without mentions of the priest. He talks to the porter but the movie doesn't add this conversation.
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B sounds like the correct answer
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True to see what the book said that the movie didn't said
Answer:
1. The speaker sees horses and cattles through the meadows.
2. He sees bridges, houses, ditches, meadows and hills
3. He sees a boy who is collecting brambles, a homeless person who is staring at the train and a man who is lifting an overloaded cart.
Explanation: Robert Stevenson portrayed in the poem a picture of a person and the journey of being in a fast train. He describes everything the reader sees, such as the horses and cattles in the meadows, the houses and bridges, a boy who is picking plants, and a homeless person that stares at the sight. He represents the emotion that the person experiencies by looking at everything.
If im not sure it but i think it would be all living things are connected to eachother and, you should not judge things based on how they look