Me: hi how are you?
Friend:good you?
Me: awesome! Did you see the news last night?
Friend:No! What was it about?
Me:trump. He was discussing the cabinets role in everything
The correct answer is that it is D. the Geats, that truly display the
Anglo-Saxon value of loyalty as Beowulf battles Grendel's mother. The
fact they wait by the lake for him to emerge, and face the monster
themselves, show that they are the most loyal of the possible answers
offered here.
This is an opinion thing. There is no right or wrong so not a good question to ask help on.
The passage says "after long hesitation", which means he did not want to sell the goat, but if he did sell it, like it says he did, he must have had a good reason such as being able to support his family. This would make the answer most likely to be...
c) Reuven doesn't want to sell Zlateh, but his family needs the money. Reuven's decision and sacrifice set the plot of the story in motion. Without this event, the rest of the story wouldn't have happened.
