First two phrases in this paragraph, I would think. It describes two very contest ideas about love.
Your answer would be that a tyrant works with the people whose ideals he or she represents and then seizes total power, sharing none with the supporters. That is the way in which they gain power.
First of all, they act as if they cared about the people and then, after being elected, they do whatever they want with their power: They accept no restrictions and pass laws for their own sake and they even take the law into their own hands.
I'd say just Mary Shelly's Frankenstein, as the others seem to be self-contained, demanding no research. Meanwhile, researching Mary's life and her era all give ample background as to the influence and history leading to the novel inventing the genre of science fiction.
The detail in the excerpt that identifies it as a fantasy is the sentence: Bilbo was going to be eleventy-one, 111, a rather curious number, and a very respectable age for a hobbit.
This shows fantasy as eleventy-one (111) is not an age most humans reach and they refrence Bilbo is a hobbit.
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Well you have to write what you want to be and then if you don't achieve you need to have a back-up plan. pls mark the brainlyist
