What’s the word she’s repeating? I don’t see it
<span>It is suspense. The writer wishes the peruser to appreciate and regard Beowulf all through his voyage. To achieve this, they invest the story with a specific formal, grave quality to pass on the considerable significance of the legend, his adventure, and the story on the loose. In any case whether it is a snapshot of tension, bliss, or brutality in the story, we are without a doubt intended to venerate the saint and his esteems.</span>
She sells sea shells by the sea shore
First off, I LOVE THAT BOOK! Its a classic (':, and secondly, some characteristics of Burris were that he was, in the beginning of the story, awful and dirty and mean to Scout, but as the story progressed, scout found out that his family was super poor, so he was only bitter because of that. Hope you find that useful,feel free to mark as brainliest, and good luck! :P
