The answer is D) sensuous drowsiness
False. Not at all infact it decrease.
Answer:
Clarence adds the last chapter to the manuscript, as the Yankee cannot bring himself to record his stabbing by an ungrateful noble. In the end, only the sixth century is real for the Yankee, and he has been separated for a second time from everything he holds dear. He dies in the midst of his last "effect."
Explanation:
Wait i have to draw it? and (sorry i’m new)
I cant do that for you,but i can tell you how: tell them how they have inspired you and what you like about them, recall a situation where they helped you emotionally, and tell them that you appreciate them and that you are sorry. put in alot of inspiration and empathy/sympathy. dont like, copy anything because they could tell if it sounds like you or not and that might hurt them more. Good luck .hope this person feels better.
