True Love's Kiss is what they both have in common
Answer:
Explanation:
In “The Help,” Kathryn Stockett’s button-pushing, soon to be wildly popular novel about black domestic servants working in white Southern households in the early 1960s, one woman works especially tirelessly. She labors long into the night. She is exhausted. Her eyes are stinging, her fingers bloody and sore.
Is she ironing pleats? Scrubbing toilets? Polishing silver for an all-important meeting of the local bridge club? No way. She is Miss Skeeter Phelan, a white woman. And the white women of “The Help” don’t do those demeaning jobs. They don’t do much of anything else either.
But brave, tenacious Skeeter is different. So she is slaving away on a book that will blow the lid off the suffering endured by black maids in Jackson, Miss. Skeeter’s going to call the place “Niceville,” but she won’t make it sound nice. All of Jackson’s post-sorority girls from Ole Miss will be up in arms if Skeeter’s tell-all book sees the light of day.
The trouble on the pages of Skeeter’s book is nothing compared with the trouble Ms. Stockett’s real book risks getting into. Here is a debut novel by a Southern-born white author who renders black maids’ voices in thick, dated dialect. (“Law have mercy,” one says, when asked to cooperate with the book project. “I reckon I’m on do it.”) It’s a story that purports to value the maids’ lives while subordinating them to Skeeter and her writing ambitions. And it celebrates noblesse oblige so readily that Skeeter’s act of daring earns her a gift from a local black church congregation. “This one, this is for the white lady,” the Reverend of that church says. “You tell her we love her, like she’s our own family.”
Answer:
Stanly is used to difficult situations.
Explanation:
The question above is related to the story entitled, "Holes." It centers on the character of Stanley, who was sent to a juvenile correctional facility for stealing a<em> pair of sneakers</em>.
There, he recalls his life and a bully named Derrick. His flashbacks show how <em>Stanley is used to difficult situations. </em>Although Derrick was bigger than Stanley, he continued bullying him. However, Stanly didn't pick on him which goes to show his personality <em>as someone who perseveres in difficult situation.</em>
Correct me if I’m wrong and sorry but I think it’s the right answer!
Answer:
He watched the the girl ____
Explanation:
The adverb is carefully so all you have to do is find a noun (a person, place, or thing) to replace it. You can, and probably will need to, reword the sentence to fix it.