Answer:
elaborate
Explanation:
yes because it is the simplest way
The answer is D. <span>It changes from a symbol of freedom to a symbol of captivity.
At first, the Go-Cart make the narrator able to walk around free with doodle and basically decide wherever the narrator wants to go. (freedom)
After a while, doodles started to cry and realize that the narrator basically tied to take care of the baby while the baby is in the go-cart (captivity)</span>
The correct answer is that it is D. the Geats, that truly display the
Anglo-Saxon value of loyalty as Beowulf battles Grendel's mother. The
fact they wait by the lake for him to emerge, and face the monster
themselves, show that they are the most loyal of the possible answers
offered here.
Answer:
then Brian gets up and bows " tonight was lovely my dear hope we can meet again sometime soon" he says as he trips over the table leg, causing his face to go smashing into the concrete. I just stared in disbelief. How could one be so clumsy? He gets up and brushes his knees off. " I should go now" he says as he trips a few more times on the way out the door. Not only that but he didn't pay for dinner. People these days.
