If ur asking what this phrase means it means think before u act. for example think of what will happen to u after u jump off a bridge u will get hurt so don’t do it
Answer:
I would pick A. C is also possible.
Explanation:
It is much easier to start with what he does not mean.
E definitely is not what he means. He is not thinking of benefitting himself at all.
D is also not what he means. He does not intend to dwell on past mistakes: he is determined to learn what he did wrong and what he can do to improve.
C is possible. Let's just go on.
B there is no pretense in his fear. Those spirits have done their jobs well. Scrooge is scarred out of his wits that what they have shown him may actually come to pass. His worst nightmare is that he can do nothing about it.
A is possible. So now you have to choose between C and A.
It could be either A or C. I'd pick A myself because it is an action. It's a plan.
I usually tell people when it is this close that either could be right. Just because I say it is so, does not make it so. If you have strong feelings about C, pick it.
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Explanation:
imagery- "She likes looking at the walls, at how neatly their corners meet, linoleum roses on the floor, the ceiling smooth as wedding cake" symbolism- the linoleum roses represent how Sally's new life seems better after the marriage but in reality, it's just the same as before.
The souls of the Traitors and Benefactors are found in the 9th circle of Hell.
Three souls are prominent there for their Traitorous acts "<span>Each of Lucifer’s mouths holds a sinner—the three greatest sinners of human history, all Traitors to a Benefactor. In the center mouth dangles Judas Iscariot, who betrayed Christ. In the left and right mouths hang Brutus and Cassius, who murdered Julius Caesar in the Roman Senate. Brutus and Cassius appear with their heads out, but Judas is lodged headfirst; only his twitching legs protrude. The mouths chew their victims, constantly tearing the traitors to pieces but never killing them. Virgil tells Dante that they have now seen all of Hell and must leave at once."</span>
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Title of the song: My Way
Singer/ Composer: Paul Anka
1.
The song is about a man close to his dying moment that realizes how happy he is because all his life he did everything the way he wanted. Despite mistakes and bad moments, he had a great life thanks to that approach to life choices.
2.
The lines that I like the most are:
I've loved, I've laughed and cried
I've had my fill, my share of losing
And now, as tears subside
I find it all so amusing
Explanation:
I think is inspiring to hear someone who understands that good and bad are part of life, and even the bad moments can end up being kind of amusing in the big picture.
