<span>It illustrates the popularity of tea in Britain during the 1800s.
Geijer shows just how many people drank tea in the 1800s, showing that basically everyone everywhere was drinking tea -- all classes at all times of the day. It supports the point of the passage that tea was incredibly popular. </span>
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Part 2:
Falling Action In a paragraph of three to five sentences, explain at least two falling action events from your novel or short story and how they relate to the climax.
He goes to the river to get the water that reverses the touch after realizing that what he had wished for was wrong and that he needs to fix it. He finds the source of the problem and eliminates it. After all the action has taken place, it is time for the conclusion. Marygold regains consciousness. Midas feels better now. As a further precaution, he tries to avoid it in the future. This experience has taught him to be more appreciative of what he already has and to be wary of wishing for the things he does not already have. He tells this story to his other children so that they, too, can learn from it.
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Part 2 only (change words to make it your own)
Part 1 on your previous question :)
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it will be yo second answer
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