3.c I think it’s c I’m not to sure but it should be
Answer:
Los días de trabajo yo <u><em>despierto</em></u> a las siete. Primero, voy al baño, donde <u><em>me ducho</em></u> por diez minutos. Después, <em><u>me seco</u></em> bien todo el cuerpo y <u><em>me peino</em></u>. Entonces, <u><em>despierto</em></u> a mi hija Carolina. A veces, Carolina <u><em>se queja</em></u> porque no quiere <em><u>levantarse</u></em> temprano.
El Sr. Mnedoza: Entonces mi esposa <em><u>se viste</u></em> con ropa profesional, <em><u>se maquilla</u></em> la cara y <em><u>se pone</u></em> un poco de perfume. Luego ella <u><em>se cepilla</em></u> los dientes y sale de la casa. Trabaja por cinco horas. Luego vuelve a casa. Ella <em><u>se lava</u></em> las manos y almuerza.
Answer: What first reason does he give? What is the relationship between the events at Longridge Farm and the murder of Maureen Lyon? And between that crime and the Monkswell Mansion? Why is Trotter convinced that there are going to be two more murders?
Apparently, Trotter believes that one of the guests is in “grave danger,” and so he asks the hotel owners and clients if any of them is related to the Longridge Farm case.
What does each of them answer and what reasons does he give? In the light of subsequent events, who is lying? And why are Casewell and Mollie talking so bitterly about the past?
Mollie Ralston believes everyone is safe because the snow isolates and protects them, but Trotter does not think the same way.
Why? Who is finally killed and for what reason? What macabre joke of Christopher had announced this death?
Explanation:
B is going to be your answer
