<span>Theoclymenus needs a ride because he has to escape the wrath of the kinsmen of the man he has killed.
Theoclymenus, a prophet, was a wanted man in Argos. He committed murder and he has to escape being caught by the man's family seeking revenge. He hitchhiked on the ship of Telemachus. </span>
Answer:
Oskar's grandfather leaves his grandmother because of the rules.
Explanation:
in Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close, Oskar's grandfather leaves his grandmother because of the rules. The rules between them were supposed to help Oskar's grandpa feel like he had more control over his life. Yet soon the rules got out of control. He realized his marriage wasn't based on feelings, but rules. The rules were separating them, which is why he separated himself from his wife.
I would say it gives you information about the action going on in the setting so
C-Action would be your answer
I know that breaking curfew has discouraged the both of you from allowing me to maintain the curfew you allow as is, but
logically speaking, me losing my curfew could be more detrimental than me breaking it. For all the hours I miss at work because of lacrosse practice, I need hours to take over so my value at work doesn't plummet to "downsizing level". If I can't leave the house before 8, then there won't be any available hours for me to take over, and we all know how important a part time job is to colleges. You guys were my age once, so you know I need to do everything I can to be presentable to colleges if I want to get merit scholarship money and keep more of that hard earned cash in your wallets and retirement accounts. Could you guys honestly justify directly lessening my opportunities? I'm not getting in any trouble but taking away my curfew may elicit some. Hope this helped!
