Answer:
In Chapter 1, Tennyson learns at dinner that his twin sister, Bronte, plans to go on an afternoon date with Brewster Rawlins, an antisocial boy from their school who was once voted most likely to receive the death penalty. Tennyson is unhappy with this situation and schemes to ruin the date.
In Chapter 2, Tennyson takes his girlfriend, Katrina, to the same miniature golf course where Brewster has taken Bronte on their date.
In Chapter 3, when Tennyson and Katrina catch up to Brewster and Bronte, Tennyson manages to get Brewster alone where he threatens him, promising bodily harm if he touches Bronte. Brewster and Bronte leave.
Explanation:
A. use dialogue to convey information
That's how narrative essays work.
I want moderator rank? why all other users have this rank? i want it today?
Answer:
True
Explanation:
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Crisis hotline:
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Answer:
It is frequently asserted by those associated with anti-psychiatry that "mental illness" is nothing more than a metaphor, a figure of speech, used to describe socially deviant persons
Explanation:
no biological tests for mental illness, it is alleged that mental illness is a merely a myth whose only purpose is to justify psychiatric coercion. First espoused by the psychiatrist Thomas Szasz in his classic 1961 book The Myth of Mental Illness and 1960 paper of the same title, this is an argument I am well familiar with and supported for quite a few years.