The American and the girl are at a railway station; they are talking about "it" while they are having some drinks. They never refer to what that " it" means directly till the American man says: " 'It's really an awfully simple operation, Jig', the man said." This tells that they cannot have an open and honest conversation about a problem they both have: the girl is pregnant and the "it" refers to abortion. Their relationship seems to be evasive. The girl does not seem to be decesive about <em>the operation </em>and she seems to care more about her relatiosnhip with the man in the future. The man sounds more pragmatic; he wants the problem to be solved today. " I love you <em>now</em>...", the man said ; "And if I do it.......you<em>'ll </em>love me?", the girl said. The man is in control of the situation and the girl seems helpless. They understand one another is a patronising way and the man is the patronising character.
Answer:
a, the end characterized the words meaning with a different word
Answer:
Estella tells Pip that Miss Havisham is paying a rich friend to take care of Estella and to introduce her to "society."
Explanation:
A. sentence in inverted order
A. sentence fragment
B. sentence fragment
Answer: The answer is E- The reaper is bending and reaping crops
Explanation: I got it correct in my Edmentum test
