I would never denounce my faith or beliefs to save my life. If it means I’ll follow the Lord to Heaven then I’ll gladly take that offer. After all God has done for me and my family I could never say I don’t know him or believe in him. It would all comeback to me anyways. I think I relate a lot to Elizabeth. She grew from her experiences and found her flaws in herself which made her grow and acknowledge the truth. She represents the idea of goodness, and the way a person who thinks herself to be good can still have fatal flaws. I believe that ties in with me a lot.
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<span> the lady said, “I would love to dance with you.”</span> is the correct sentence. Quotations of any length must always be set off with a comma before the quote.
