Answer:
From personal experience by a friend/family member:
They mostly cause danger and trauma, whether you're a person "buying" them and you scam them, they won't hesitate to hurt you or worse, if you don't pay the full amount they acquire. If you're the person doing them, can cause trauma by doing them in public areas, or if you're a parent and your kid(s) manage to see or get ahold of the substances. Little kids seeing the dangers and the effects of substance abuse, they'll be constantly reminded of that moment everytime the word "substances" gets brought up, on the news or in real life conversations.They also cause trauma by robbing and you're the main influence being held hostage, etc.
A comma should not be used to end a sentence. I period should.
This is unusual because one is more likely to be not a witch than be one as no one knows what makes a witch for certain.
Explanation:
In Act 3 of the play Martha Corey must tell the court and convince them that the allegation against her for being a witch is false.
She does this by giving her logic the way she can but is asked this bizarre question “How do you know, then, that you are not a witch?”.
The fault in the question is that by probability one cannot know someone to be a witch by guess because witches do not exist or as they believed in their time were rare.
So, for a woman to be declared one, the court would need definite proof for it to be true.
The last sentence is the answer. Hope this help:)
Greg shows himself to be a dynamic character because he changes over the course of the story and learns a valuable lesson. He learns not to make assumptions about people based on the way they look. Lemon Brown shows Greg that he is a caring and brave person who lost his son in a war. This changes how Greg thinks about his own father.
