Answer:
no i would give my family some money then when everyone is like out of lockdown and that i would go to a hospital with my siblings and see if they can play with the ill patients and then whilst they are playin i would ask the parents how much they need for treatment and help them out
Explanation:
The answer should be point of view
In order for me to answer your questions I would need to know Whom you are talking of, what they were carrying and why they were doing it so that I could help you understand as to why it would help them to carry these before mentioned things. <span />
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In <em>The Chrysanthemums</em> (1937) by John Steinbeck, the tone of Elisa's discussion with the traveling repairman is B) impatient.
Although the traveling repairman tries to talk with Elisa, she tells him several times that she has no work for him to do but she starts to lose her patience when the man suggests the things he could fix for her. The traveling repairman is never given a name throughout the story but the reader gets to know that he makes a living as a mender: he fixes pots and sharpens scissors and knives. When the man insists the woman to give him a job, she tells him to go away; however, when he begins to talks about the flowers, Elisa starts to feel sympathy for him and ends up finding two pots for him to mend. Finally, he leaves the place after the woman gives him fifty cents and the chrysanthemum shoots.
