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"(2) Equality awakens on the first day in the forest with a realization of freedom. (1) There is no longer anyone to tell him what to do.(4) The next day, he hears footsteps behind him.(3) He hides in the bushes, but there is no need, for it is the Golden One. She had heard of his escape, because the whole city is speaking of it."
[this is how I would personally phrase it]
Answer:
Identity. A story written in the first person can be told by the main character, a less important character witnessing events, or a person retelling a story they were told by someone else. This point of view is often effective in giving a sense of closeness to the character.
Answer:
Bradford refers to the "poor people's present condition" after the Pilgrims land at Cape Cod. ... The men exploring Cape Cod hear a "hideous and great cry." Why do they at first think that this is not a threat? They thought it was animals.
Explanation:
Sure! So, for starters, you want to compare and contrast two things that are similar, not very different. For example, you would compare and contrast reading a book to listening to an e-book, and you would not compare and contrast reading a book to ridding a bus.
so, for an example of this:
Reading a book is the same as listening to an e-book because both ways you are getting the same information. Reading a book and listening to an e-book are different because reading needs, you guessed it, reading, but you don't need to read to listen to an e-book.
Hope this helps!
