Because Bernice changes during the course of "Bernice Bobs Her Hair," she's said to be a _______ character.\nA. one-dimensional \nB. symbolic \nC. static \nD. dynamic
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She's definitely a dynamic character (d).  I just spent about 2 classes trying to get my students to see the difference between dynamic, static, round, and flat characters.  Trust me. :)
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Back when it was novel back in the 70s, the right ear meant you were gay.  That lasted about one month.  There isn't a gay ear.  The girl is just acting out and thats the best she could come up with.
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If the story uses the words "I" or "me" a lot then it is first-person, of the story uses "she" or "he" a lot than it is third person, i am not going to give you a direct answer though. you should figure it out urself
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Good one. You can often see the line where their hair used to be. Maybe that is their hairline fracture!
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Just because something is true in the past tense doesn't mean it isn't true in the present tense.  \n\nIn the beginning of my life I WAS blonde. \n\nIn this part of my life I AM blonde.  \n\nThe word WAS is used because they are talking about what happened in the beginning, or in the past, so they use past tense. \n\nA more important question would be, what does the "word" represent?\n\nThe Word is Christ, so in the beginning Christ was a god, the Son of God the Father.  So in the beginning, Christ was a god and He was with God.
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Pam is just stupid and easily lead by others.\n\nIngrid on the other hand is pure evil, she gets the rosy handprint on her cheek.
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Not sure about your Madonna references but as for the Buffy one try this-\n\nI can tell you that timber is a curving frame branching outward from the keel of a ship and bending upward in a vertical direction that is usually composed of several pieces united. And...shiver is to tremble in the wind as it strikes first one and then the other side (of a sail) transitive senses to cause (a sail) to shiver by steering close to the wind.  \nNow from that you get-"Shiver me/my timber".I can't find any authority to agree, but I thought that this was another saying derived from sailing ships. It certainly seems firmly attached to pirates. I think the saying represents the shock of a large wave hitting a wooden ship broadside and causing the hull to shudder. In other words, it expresses shock or surprise.\n\nSo when Buffy talks about it to Willow she is probably referring to who will get or find the suprise/shock first.
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It's been a long time since i read this but i'll try to help.  1. It means she lay down beside him after he was already dead and she was old.  So She perhaps killed him to keep him with her forever 2. I don't remember, sorry 3.  I don't know for sure but i think that would give way too much away. We are left to guess at what is going on 4. When Emily bought the rat poison and when the house smelled so bad they had to put lye around it 5. your on your own here 6. He was poor and happy and she was rich and very sheltered and unhappy and wierd.  It's basically saying money isn't all it's made out to be. In this town they seem to understand that titles aren't everything 7. She's sad and deluded but she is doing what she thinks is right.  \nI haven't read this in so long that my answers are probably quite wrong, check them with someone else first if you decide to use the ones I could remember.   This is a pretty disgusting story.  I don't really know why teachers asign it.  Good luck!
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I think what that means is the way the author describes a character.  Using direct characterization means that the author is telling you, the reader, about the character.  For example, the author could write something like "She has a PhD in English Literature."  And then there are indirect ways, which are things that are implied about the character and are not written on the page.  So, since we know that the character has a PhD, we assume that she is smart.  \nHope that helps!
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It has to do with an audience relating to chracters. Idealy, you want the audience to identify with the hero(s) or good guys so they throw their support behind them. Ablino's already look different from the start and therefore provide an easy means of distinction between them and the viewer. Also, because an albino does look different, its provides an easy backstory to why that person is a villian, ie: they were constantly made fun or in otherways preducated aginsts.
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whoever wrote those sentence should be shot.\nfirst, developed an iron repression probably means she has developed a way to subdue.  But "her exceptions to willy's behavior" doesnt make much sense. maybe it means she causes changes in willy's behavior.\nso linda has developed a way to subdue the changes she causes to willy's behavior.
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Any color could have been possible...However, Gargamel dealt with dark powers, and the dark hair of the smurfette was symbolic of this.  Arent you glad that she is now a blonde...It gives her an excuse for all the dumb things she has done, while we all know that her greatness and ideas as=re spawned from her original brunette status!
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It means she thinks with her heart.  \n  Basically it means she is a very emotional person and everything she sees effects her profoundly and immediatly.
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I'll help you with type of characterization first\nthis means what the character is like ie static dynamic round, static and flat. In a short story there is rarely room for more than one dynamic character\nfigure of speech has a few forms similies, metaphors and exageration\nmetaphors compare one thing without using like\nsimilies are sentences that use like\nexageration.......well you know exagerating stuff I'm so hungry I can eat a horse\nelements of literature are the following\nsetting\nplot \ncharacterization\nmethods of characterization\npoint of view\nconflict\ntheme\n tone\nsorry I don't know the symbol thing though!!\nhope I helped you\nif you need more help you can e mail me
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no, it means that she was physically a woman, in appearance and foreingsically, but she did not befitt the image of a so-called English lady, who is graceful, elite, has poise and beauty, has wit and sophistication, who can be cold but never rude, she can be charming, classy.She is dignified in whatever she does, if she has a set of admirers, then there is nothing cheap in the way she reacts, u call call her an epitome of class.
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I have to agree with jannie you should be doing your own homework.  How else are you going to learn anything?\n\nThat being said:\n\n1.  External constraints cannot imprison someone whose spirit and thoughts are free. \n\n2. In this novel, Winnie Foster learns the importance of the life cycle and that it has a natural beauty and balance; that it should not be disturbed by human greed.  Tuck said "Good girl" because Winnie decided not to drink the water but to live her life as it was meant to be lived and to come it's natural conclusion.
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This was a great episode! When Laura first meets Almanzo she accidently calls him "Manly" and so that becomes her nickname for him (he likes it okay) so he asks her what her nickname is. She tells him that Pa calls her Halfpint. But neither think that particularly appropriate. So he asks for her full name, and then he comes up with "Beth" from that.\n\nI believe that is from either episode 1 or 2 of the 6th season. "Back to School"