Answer:
Dr Jekyll
Explanation:
Utterson hears that his long time friend Dr Lanyon has fallen into a strange and bad sickness that has affected both his mental health and the entire part of the body. He rushes off to visit his friend, upon arrival at his place he discovered that his sickness is much worse than he imagined and that his friend is at the point of death.
He then told Lanyon about Jekyll I'll babes also but Lanyon wants to hear nothing about it, Lanyon gets very angry and insisted that he doesn't want to set his eyes on Jekyll, Utterson kept insisting and Lanyon threatened to kick him out of his house if he kept on mentioning that name. Utterson then kept mute about the topic throughout god stay at Lanyon's house but he kept on wondering in what would have caused this type of hatred between two friends.
Answer:
1. Having plenty of spare time, i had a good look round the town
2. She is sorry she had forgotten the ticket
3. They deinied that they took part in the fight yesterday
Answer: During chapter 2 of the story which is " From the Blackbird Pond" is a hardworking and an achieving kid. In the chapter it says that "John is the son of a tanner who once dreamed of going to Harvard. He worked in the day and studied Latin at night, but couldn’t save enough money for tuition. He is travelling to Wethersfield now, though, to study with Reverend Bulkeley, a “very famous scholar, in medicine as well as theology” (2.18). He doesn't have a lot of time to talk to kit. If you compare Kit to John they have too completely different personalities.
Explanation:
Answer:
Beowulf
The son of Healfdene is Hrothgar who became the King of the Geats. During Hrothgar's reign, Grendel tormented the Geats people for twelve years by killing off Hrothgar's followers and generals.
Explanation:
In the epic poem titled "Beowulf," Grendel, a monster killed the followers and generals of Hrothgar. The situation became hopeless until Beowulf, an Anglo Saxon warrior volunteered to fight Grendel. Utilizing his battle prowess, Beowulf murdered Grendel and faced Grendel's mother who fought him in order to revenge her son's death in the hands of Beowulf. According to the poem, Beowulf was able to defeat Grendel's mother as well, thus ending the monstrous torment of the Geats people. Beowulf was later rewarded for this rescue with a kingly crown and succession.
