I believe the answer is a noun.
Explanation: Verbs usually come after nouns (they describe them). In this situation, it said desire was radiating from the lion’s skin, so radiating is describing the lion’s desire.
Just try to make it as imaginable as possible let your readers feel and see what you are writing to them
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The protagonist handles the conflict quite poorly in the beginning of the story because he is so hungry and lose hope, this is stated "Hunger made our envy as dull and feeble as all our other feelings. We had no strength left for feelings, to search for easier work, to walk, to ask, to beg." but then gets the urge for freedom. Because the protagonist is in the gulag and his friend has found a map to escape and chooses to go with his friend, this is stated “I’m willing,” I said, opening my eyes. “Only I’ve got to feed myself up first.”. the outcome from the conflict is them trying to escape due to the poor conditions.
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i got full credit for this answer, don't forget to change it up a bit.
Answer: Attraction to the land versus the sea and importance of following one's dreams
Explanation:
I could not find the excerpt that is missing in your question but I have found the answers that can help you. Those are two important themes that are moving trough this play so try to connect them with your excerpt from the play.
''Beyond the Horizon'' is a play by Eugene O'Neill and it had premiere in 1920 and the same year if won Pulitzer Prize for Drama.
The setting of the play is on the Mayo farm and the surrounding countryside. That is why those two themes are most common ones.
It is describing one family portrait and two brothers are the most exposed ones.
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Mother bought a pair of new slippers for Minjur.
