It would be qualitative because you are not researching for numbers or quantity.
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Readers can contrast what they “see” and “hear” when reading a written text with what they perceive while listening to or viewing an audio or visual version. The largest difference is the level of interaction that each medium requires from the audience.
It was a cold winter night and the moon was as yellow as cheese. I was out buying a movie at blockbusters when I suddenly saw a car park horizontally just outside of the store. Someone in the car rolled down the window and a gun popped out, I was terrified so I ran to the bathroom. While in the bathroom I heard the door open and the bell jingle. “They’re inside’’ I thought to myself. I peeked outside and I saw no one, I thought to myself “I need to get out of here as soon as possible and call for help” I saw that the entrance wasn’t blocked or guarded so I quickly ran across the store and I was outside. I ran as fast as I could and when I realized, I was a couple blocks from the store. I went back to the store and I found everything back to normal, nothing was broken or shattered. The blockbuster employee was smiling and giggling. I realized that I had just had an episode.
Thoreau had an opinion that the government was corrupted. He also thought he was justified in not paying taxes.
The characters are isolated - apex approved
