Answer:
Walter intentionally gives Travis the money to bother Ruth.
Explanation:
From the scenario, after Ruth refuses to give Travis the money he requests, and Walter doubled it, it seems that Walter wants to annoy Ruth in some way. This is the reason he gives Travis double of the amount he requests. This intentional provocation depicts the unhealthy relationship between Ruth and Walter. As a family, husband and wife should act in unity. They should discuss issues and agree with each other and even include their son in the discussion as part of a teaching moment to educate Travis. Had there been good relationship between Ruth and Walter, perhaps, Ruth would not have refused to give Travis any money. She could have explained to Travis that they had already planned to give him much more than he requested in order to cover his expenses.
I think that Shakespeare is referring to Winter. I think so because he says,
“Yellow leaves, or none, or few do hang. Upon those boughs which shake against the cold.” Which means that the leaves are falling off of the trees and also that the tree stumps are shaking against the cold. All these things happen is winter. Hope this helped!
This question is about "The Monkey’s Paw"
Answer:
To emphasize the mystical power of the rabbit's paw, as there are many legends about animals and mysticism in India.
Explanation:
India is a land with many legends and many stories involving mysticism and animals. This was built mainly due to the cultural and religious characteristics of India that ended up creating a stereotype about the "magical" objects that are created there. Thus, when the author places the Whites visitor as a military man who was in India and brought with him a magical object, the author imposes credibility on that object and on the visitor's words.
Answer:
D.
Explanation:
It enhances the sense of wonder in the story's tone.
