Hey daisy about now I am not much sure about what I will be planning for this weekend but as soon as I know I will let you know and if then maybe we can go to the nearest mall we might just also eat Chinese food or take out if you’ll love, but I will totally email you back and let you know .
Seafarer is the main hero in the Anglo-Saxon Ballad. the character has embraced a existence adrift. He begins by introducing the issues over mariners life, like the detachment, the unusual weather and the ferocious sea. not being able to deal with these difficulties he leaves and goes for new adventure. but before being able to finish the ballad instructs his pursuers and his of fleetingness of "natural life and the quality of the Lord's hand".
He is a troubadour, and is being pushed from his kingdom after the death of the Lord. consequence to him not being able to locate another master, the Wanderer travel the Earth feeling isolated and thinking of his previous life he is similar to the seafarer because he "ruminates on the short life of natural life and the energy of destiny".
I would say that your answer or the answer is creditable and true
The answer is A. more often.
Answer:
B: In surveys 87% of visitors describe the trip to the monument as "very enjoyable"
Explanation:
Most of what the author talks about has to do with the journey to the monument, despite not having much at the final destination. Therefore, the option that would make the most sense is B