1. C. they're
2. A. their
3. B. there
Answer:
Since there is no other human character in "To Build A Fire", Jack London had no need to give his protagonist a name.
Explanation:
London must have had additional reasons for not providing him with a name. One reason could have been that he wanted to illustrate the insignificance of human beings in contrast to the grandeur and power of nature.
You're completely correct, you do deserve better than him and you are so much better than him. You never needed him just like you said, hopefully you find some peace within yourself sooner or later.
Keep yourself in 1st place and stay strong, it's good to listen to sad music during this because it'll help you calm down more and it'll also help you let go of and strong negative emotions!
I really hope you get back on your feet soon, have an amazing day <3
HA! I remember PIE! The answer is persuade, because you are trying to get someone to do something, in this case, change the voting age.
Hope that helped!!!
I remember reading this-- I can't remember the character's names but I think it's the protagonist-- I think that's Zaroff?-- vs. the villian-guy-- I believe that's Rainsford.
Its the <u>guy running</u> from the <u>hunter guy</u>
lol I'm sorry I hope this helps
