<span>Annie´s parents seems to be sad and cheery at the same time and ii could be said that she acts the same way. however, she may be relief of her departure. At one point, her mother suggests her to get married after going away; idea that Annie refuses immediately.</span>
Answer: At first the daughter had a very confident attitude and she was happy. Next, when she got old she discovered mood swings which caused her to be stubborn and yell at her mother. Shortly, she softens up a tad-bit but she still is stressed over her mother making her be a child prodigy. A few years later, she became mature and discovered that piano wasn't that bad, she'd just need her own time to do it and focus on other things in life.
Explanation:
This doesn't really need an explantion.
PS- I was working on this story a few years ago!
During the Middle Ages, walls often surrounded the cities. Linking verb
Answer :
In the book "The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian" by Sherman Alexie, a white girl named Penelope asks Junior his name. When he answers "Junior," Penelope and his girlfriends laugh. Junior finds this sort of behavior strange and explains to them that there are 17 people by the name of Junior on the rez.
Mr. Grant starts the roll call and junior answers to the name of "Arnold Spirit." This confuses Penelope and she gets upset that Junior did not tell her his real name. Junior is surprised as he has never received this sort of attention from a white girl before and this makes him feel special in a way. He says the lines "“My name is Junior,” I said. “And my name is Arnold. I’m Junior and Arnold. I’m both.”
I felt like two different people inside of one body. No, I felt like a magician slicing myself in half, with Junior living on the north side of the Spokane River and Arnold living on the south." to convey to her that both Junior and Arnold are his names.
