Style and tonality are fictional elements. To compose the plot, the author uses a certain style and tone. Style refers to the dictionary preference, phrase form, literary techniques, and rhythm used by the author. ... Tone, on the other hand , refers to the writer's attitude towards his / her story and the reader. Hope this helps:)
Livery - a servants uniform
descant - to make a comment or to discuss
tendering - to treat with regard
tempers - to make something less severe
It wasn’t exactly saving my self but once a deer charged at me while I was feeding 2 deer that I’m really close to, Rosie and Bambi or Bambs. The deer that charged at me was named Simba. It was a girl but she had a mark on her head that looked like Simba. Rosie charged at her and I had to run inside and Rosie was on her hind legs hitting Simba. Anyways have a nice day!!!
Because you want to know who will be seeing sensitive information about your subject,and you want to make sure it gets into the right hands
<span>Chaucer describes an ideal Knight, a "verray parfit, gentil knyght", who conscientiously follows all the social, moral, chivalric, and religious codes of conduct. Chaucer does not have any particular individual in mind but casts the Knight as an idealistic representative of his profession. Although the institution of chivalry had become decadent in the fourteenth century Chaucer withholds his criticism and instead endows the Knight with all the gentlemanly qualities that are in keeping with his character. Thus the Knight possesses all the traditional chivalric virtues of politeness in speech, consideration for others, righteousness, generosity, helpfulness, and loyalty. </span>