Answer:
The writer must be experiencing pain and heartbreak at the one he has lost.
Explanation:
I know what it feels like
Answer:
Mansa Musa I lived in the fourteenth century in Mali Kingdom.
- Being a devoted Muslim, he traveled to Mecca, the action here is probable , the devotion to his religion creates the effect of his movement to Mecca.
- While on his way to Mecca he stopped in Egypt , reaching in Egypt is a dependent variable . It depends on the fact that he lived in Kingdom of Mali and him being a devoted religious man.
- Decision made by Musa I to move to Mecca leads him to Egypt
- While in Egypt , he made a name for himself and becomes prominent individual known world wide .
- The events in his life connects to each other whereby the first one leads to another and then the next one simultaneously
Option B presents an excerpt capable of characterizing Trysdale.
<h3>Who is Trysdale?</h3>
- He is the protagonist of "The Cactus."
- He is a man who just got out of a relationship.
- He is a man who is very reflective about the reasons that caused this relationship to end.
Option B represents Trysdale because it shows he is always thinking about why the relationship ended. This kind of thinking becomes a habit for him, where he always tries to understand what caused him to lose the woman he loved.
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The correct answer among all the other choices is D. He based the stories he told on other tales and legends of ancient Greece. Thank you for posting your question. I hope this answer helped you. Let me know if you need more help.
