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Mr. Van Daan is stealing food, thus, Mrs. Frank wants them to leave the annex.
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There are three wishes made with the paw while there are also consequence for the wish.
The first wish, is when the Whites did not really believe in the paw, and thought it was a joke, so Mr. White wished 200 pounds. They did got the money afterwards, but their son, Herbert, got mangled in some machine and died, and so they received 200 pounds as a compensation.
The second wish is Mrs. Whites wants Herbert to live again. We should assume that he did got "alive" since in the story someone was knocking fiercely after the wish. However, we need to remember, Herbert died from machine mangling, which means his whole body is basically break in corpse. So the compensation is Herbert's corpse got "alive".
The third wish is Mr.White wished Herbert dead. However, this is not told in the story but it is foreshadowed because after his wish, the knocking goes away.
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This is because scientists can only really guess how the earth started and got to this point. Even with evidence like fossils, etc. they still don't have clear answers for what really happened, and they still have no clue how the Earth was created in the first place, so that's why evolution is a theory. They know how gravity works so it is called a law. hope this helped! good luck! (:
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Phil Petrie uses the dash throughout his poem for longer pause and informal language to create the effect of Rosa's native language.
Explanation:
"It Happedened in Montogemery for Rosa Parks" is a poem written by Phil Petrie. The poem is about Rosa Park and her resistance to leave the sit in bus that created a history in African American's lives.
The poet uses dash throughout the poem to create longer pause. Pauses in poem help the readers to grasp the image and ponder on it little longer. This longer pause helps the reader to let the words or image be imprinted on thier mind.
The use of informal tone helps to create the effect of Rosa's native language. This effect will let the native readers feel familiar and connected.
