Answer:
B- She hoped to become more famous than male pilots of her time.
Explanation:
that is the whole point of her life
The answer is A.agreed (to agree) (because this is something "we" can do)
Yes, it is possible to love and despise someone at the same time. Everyone possesses both great and bad traits, and while we may love someone for their wonderful traits, the issue occurs when we concentrate on their flaws. When we don't like someone, we want to make them change and get rid of the bad habits, yet we have no power over other people. And we will continue to have diverse reasons for loving and disliking them. For instance, people often experience conflicting emotions toward the other person when a romantic relationship ends or when they are estranged, which is the root of the misunderstanding over whether they love or despise the other person for particular reasons. And the best thing, in such is a situation is to respect people for who they are.
This question is about "The Tell-Tale Heart"
Answer:
Lines 45-52 show how the narrator has dark and horrible thoughts about the old man, but he behaves like someone who is admirable and kind, making the old man not suspect anything. This shows that the narrator pretends to be something that he is not, that is, he is an unreliable narrator.
Explanation:
In "The Tell-Tale Heart" we are introduced to the narrator who tells the story of how he killed an old man with whom he lived, just because he could not bear to look into a blind eye that the old man had. The narrator does not support the old man, but acts in a friendly manner with him, while planning to kill him. This shows that the narrator is not someone to be trusted and this is even more evident in the phrase "he not even to dream of my secret deeds or thoughts ..."
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