Although written in third person much of the story is seen by Annemarie’s perspective. Her limited knowledge about what is going on let’s the reader discover details as she does. There is innocence about Annemarie, which the reader can share in, that makes it feel intense and real
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The setting of "The open window" is in England at Mrs. Sappletons and many lines suggest during Autumn time. This story was also published in the 1900's meaning this must be the time period.
The commentary that the author is making is while it is hard to get away from stress and anxiety you can never really escape reality. While Framton Nuttel out protagonist believed that leaving the city and going to a house far away from his troubles he only found more by being told a frightening story.
The behaviors back then were mainly being polite and opening your door to those in need. Also being kind to those you care about. This would explain why Mrs. Sappleton was willing to allow Framton to come to her house to relax. Women were still in the house cleaning while men did all the work. This explains why Mrs. Sappleton isn't with her husband hunting and why only the men in this story return from hunting.
-Your friend, Bill Cipher
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Answer: "If you do what is right, will you not be accepted? But if you do not do what is right, sin is crouching at your door; it desires to have you, but you must master it." Genesis, 4:7
Explanation: To me, my Christian faith is all about being held, comforted, forgiven, strengthened and loved. (......) This is no one’s fault, it is just life. Our job is to stay open and gentle, so we can hear the knocking on the door of our heart when it comes. (......) Faith in Christ has been the great empowering presence in my life, helping me walk strong when so often I feel so weak." Bear Grylls (http://www.beargrylls.com/index.php/blog/chapter-25/)
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D) All of the choices are correct.
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Edwards's goal in presenting the now-famous sermon was to instill a fearful respect for God's holiness in his listeners. He was certain that an increasing number of Americans were letting their morals go.
Listen to Sam Storms' lecture titled "Joy's Eternal Increase: Edwards on the Beauty of Heaven" for a good introduction to Edwards' views on the afterlife. However, before proceeding, it may be helpful to read Edwards's sermon, "Heaven, A World of Love."
In this passage the Reverend Parris is implying that Abigail has done something bad that got her fired from her job. He is saying that it doesn't make sense that no one has hired her since, and that Goody Proctor won't even go near the church because of Abigail. He is implying that it is Abigail's fault for something she had done.
