Answer with Explanation:
Corporal Norman Fuller's bitterness toward women stemmed from his <em>18-month stay in Korea</em>. There, he would often see Susanna through the <em>makeshift bed-sheet movie screens, tent walls and ragged magazines in the sandbag pits.</em> He thought Susanna as a woman was just a temptress yet was making fortunes and wasn't really helping people at all. He was speaking out against "temptation" that women like Susanna was doing. It made him conclude that beautiful women were all<u><em> stuck-up and would only tempt you, yet not choose you if you were penniless.</em></u>
→ Plot, characters, and environment help develop a story because --
° What's a story without characters? Every story needs a character, or it will practically have no FUN in it! With no characters, nobody talks and its a bleak pale place you're reading or writing about
° Plot helps develop a story because it's a main event of a story! Nothing interesting would happen, if you didn't have PLOT! Whether it's a good main event or bad, a story won't be a story!
° Last but not least, environment helps develop a story BECAUSE that's basically a scene for the people to be in a story, whether its inside a house or outside in the middle of nowhere :D
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It seems that you have missed the given options for this question, but anyway here is the answer. Thoreau's general opinion of government related to his imprisonment, as described in "Civil Disobedience" is that, h<span>e believed that government was corrupt and that he was justified in not paying his taxes despite being put in prison. Hope this helps.</span>
Answer:
B?
Explanation:
To me it made the most sense. Sorry if it's wrong!
