As Jane<span> travels toward </span>Thornfield<span>, </span>she<span> anxiously anticipates seeing ... the happiness </span>she<span> feels in Rochester's presence: “I am strangely glad to </span>get<span> back ... Preparations for </span>Jane<span> and Rochester's wedding </span>do<span> not run smoothly. ... the wedding will not happen, and </span>she decides<span> to write her uncle, John Eyre</span>
One of the problems is that the sentences are too simple, there is no complexity in them. Changing up the sentence type would help it flow better. Also, he starts every sentence with 'Sue' or 'she', which needs to be varied in order to make the piece more interesting than it currently is.
Answer:
Friend Sister
Explanation:
Friend: Fun, Funny, Nice, Happy, and Creative
Sister: Annoying, Pretty Funny, and Talented
Answer: It is D as it is repeated again..
