The blind men and the elephant describe a situation when many men have different opinions, but none of them are wrong; they just describe parts of the whole.
It shows that many different psychological theories
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contribute value: they might be contradicting but in fact they all describe different aspects of the same</span>
The correct option is this: THEY ALL HAVE RATHER DIFFERENT PERSONALITIES.
This question was drawn from the chapter ten of the book 'The Rainbow' by D.H. Lawrence.
The first five paragraphs of the book described the relationship among the sisters, the school they attend and the friends they keep. The paragraphs also discuss the different temperaments that each of the sisters have; the three of them have different personalities.
Saboteur is told through consciousness of Chiu Muguang, a university professor who arrested and briefly kept in captivity and many people consider this professor as an intelligent person but he became a villain who is seeking revenge for the people. I hope this would help
The most essential point or I would say quality which kept Elie Wiesel and his father determined to survive is definitely Eliezer's perception of reality. He understood how things work and the thing which helped him <span>is his ablility to recognize the demands of a particular situation and ability to fit in it.
Hope it will help you in some measure!
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