The answer is C. Tropical.
<span>He basically wants some information out of him and thus he uses these phrases. He wants to know that if Jordan and nick had conservation, he is not able to ask him directly and trying to find a way to get nick give the information.</span>
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In a summary, you are pretty much just making a glorified description of everything that happened in the story.
Remember to include all of the important factors of the story, theme, plot, character analysis, etc.
Pretend that your teacher isn't smart, and you are explaining to them what happened in the story, go into as much detail as possible, without straight up copying the story.
Have a strong intro, thesis, and conclusion.
Begin with the most powerful parts of the summary.
Start from the beginning, and go all the way to the end, try not to start in the middle of the story, and work your way up to the beginning.
The feelings of the crew vary depending on how they view the albatross.
When they view the albatross as a sign of good fortune, they are angry with the Mariner for shooting it. When they view the albatross as the one who brought the bad weather, they are glad the Mariner shot it. After the weather turns on them again, they again blame the Mariner for shooting the albatross, believing they are being punished for its death.
When they view the albatross as good, they are angry with the Mariner for killing it. When they view the albatross as evil, they are happy he killed it. Ultimately, they come to believe they are being punished for its death and are unhappy and angry with the Mariner.
