The correct answer is A. Marguerite and Bailey are free to explore a place that is full of wonderful things.
Can’t answer if there’s no stanza to read from
Well, I can’t exactly finish it for you, but if your looking to make it longer...
1. Take those three reasons and separate them into their own paragraphs.
2. Explain why each of those portray a valid reason.
(For example, for the first reason you could say, “Due to the fact that people are born with this sense, it should not only be evident that we can do this and therefore should be held accountable, but also in life or death situations it is very important that everyone is honest so it can be known exactly what has happened in a certain situation.”
3. Have two more paragraphs instead of one and be lit.
(If you only need one, you could choose the one you feel is the best and just explain that one, kind of like what I did above.)
Please work hard on this and feel free to take pieces of what I said in the example if you want. You got this, and I hope I was able to help you :)
That Mrs. Mallard has a heart condition is stated in the very first sentence of the story, foreshadowing the outcome of her death. It isn't the news that her husband has died that upsets her, but the news that he is alive that causes her death after the joy of knowing to be free.
People will persist even during the worst of times.
BTW Elie Wiesel is an amazing author.
