At first, freedom seems like a terrible thing to Mrs. Mallard, who's restricted in lots of ways: through her marriage, by her bad heart, and even inside her home, which she doesn't leave during "The Story of an Hour."
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If they don’t believe in god their worldview wouldn’t dramatically change, they would still wake up everyday and life would go on the same. Many people like to have more facts backed up by science than a story or belief of a mighty man. Right and wrong is all about perception of oneself, we as a society have learned and grown from our past and have made and enforced laws which let us know what is wrong. Everyone bases their judgement on how they feel, overtime we have gone through many troubling times and we have built a understanding of what we believe is right or wrong all on perception. We do have a society of people who do have wrong doings and judgements but we as people do understand the line of being on earth what is right. For those who don’t understand what is right would be a example of why we made foundations in our life that represent setting it right. We move through time and witness things and from there we learn from our judgements and learn what is right and wrong. I think how there viewpoint on what happens after death would be affected by just ceasing to exist, it would be in example to the time of who we were before we were born. We don’t remember anything from this time, if one would have to explain that it would just be nothingness, you have no recollection and wouldn’t even know you cease to exist.
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Entice them with music. ...
Write poems that are fun and nonthreatening. ...
Focus on reading comprehension. ...
Use picture books. ...
Use poetry to teach a writing skill. ...
Play games.
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(hope this helps can I pls have brainlist (crown) ☺️)
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His Son Will Assassinate Laius. The Oracle of Delphi foretold to King Laius and Queen Jocasta that Laius' son would murder him before the play began. Laius orders Oedipus's death after he is born to Laius and Jocasta, and Oedipus is left to die on a mountain.
Oedipus believes he has dodged a horrible prophecy that predicts he would kill his father and marry his mother by fleeing Corinth. Oedipus has conquered the enigmatic Sphinx, saved Thebes' seven-gated city, and wedded Jocasta, the queen.
When Oedipus was born to Laius and Jocasta, the king and queen of Thebes, a prophet said that the child would kill his father and marry his mother. To avert such a terrible conclusion, King Laius begrudgingly ordered the baby's death by one of his slaves.
I would say A. By including interviews, it feels more like a modern news report.
