Two goals that George Orwell wanted to achieve throughout his life were a desire to seem clever and to be remembered after he dies. Another goal that Orwell wanted to achieve was to see things as they are and to store those memories as a use of posterity.
With all the pent up anger due to months of being bed ridden, the amputee turned all his anger into ambulation and walked towards his trainer.
Answer:
C. A higher priority is needed on learning rather than material concerns.
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