Since the author wrote the story and is in charge of things going in that particular book, it has a full knowledge of all characters, rather than just one character.
Answer:
My first day of school, I was the happiest kid on planet earth first of all, because I was no longer staying at home, I was wearing a uniform and I had my first “Jansport” backpack. I remember it was black with many zippers. I also remember when I was bored at home I always opened my notebooks to see all the great work I’d done.
First grade wasn’t my favorite class because I didn’t knew anyone. So in second grade, I met a cute Palestinian-like kid called Amit who from that day he became my best friend. We’ve been friends ever since that day. Every Saturday we went to the movies, park, sleepovers, etc… On fifth grade Amit was no longer in my class so I was alone with no best friends in my class so I wasn’t used to it. So I cried because I wanted to change classrooms with someone else. Obviously they didn’t let me because I and Amit were troublemakers together. So I was crying, and I remember very well on “consejeria” class everyone was working in groups, and I was alone a side just thinking about leaving school and every kid in the classroom were laughing at me. And Leo Bassan appear and told me to be friends with him, he simply didn’t ask. So from that day those two were my best friends and who ever messed with them they would get in trouble because they were and still are my best friends.
High school started and all I was ever thinking of was football, football until today is my life. On 7th grade I began playing and joined the Titans, I started playing offensive tackle and defensive tackle on my rookie year. I was good enough to keep playing so I decided to make football the sport that I practice the most so I became very committed to it.
Answer:
The bridge could have mold or something bad for heath also could crumble because its so old
Explanation:
That answer was also my explanation.
I checked it on study island and got it right
In short, Tolstoy is critical of the way Russian society and its people are detached from one another.
To those around him, the fact that he is dying is just bothersome, as they need to actually pay attention to him and care for him as he cannot do that himself. Ivan's only comfort is Gerasim who actually understands him and empathizes with Ivan and his difficult situation. He is showing humanity that others don't.
