Write a character analysis on “The Bet”

Please write at least 3 paragraphs if you can I really need to submit within the next hour.

Answer:

THE BANKER: The banker, who is young, affluent, and somewhat irresponsible at the start of the play, believes that death is better than life imprisonment and is the one who makes the famous bet with the lawyer. His fortunes have failed him in his latter years, and his money has diminished, turning him into a desperate man. The banker, like the ordinary people that the lawyer begins to loathe, is ruled by his desire to retain his fortune at all costs. He chooses to assassinate the lawyer the night before the bet is due to his worry that the lawyer would become wealthy and successful with his money, while he will become a beggar. The banker is tortured with remorse and self-hatred for placing the bet in the first place after seeing the lawyer's message and learning what he has been through physically and psychologically. Nonetheless, he decides to keep the letter hidden in his safe to protect himself from the lawyer's probable retaliation. The banker is a multifaceted figure who reflects both unfavorable and salvageable aspects about the human condition.

THE LAWYER: Initially, the lawyer claims that life imprisonment is better than capital sentence. In accepting to the bet, he demonstrates the same rashness as the banker, and he is foolish in prolonged his sentence for the sake of some mistaken pride. Unlike the banker, though, he is solely responsible for his own safety. As the years pass in his cell, he matures, finally dedicating himself to reading as much as he can and developing his mind. He is a completely altered man by the conclusion of his 15-year term—extremely knowledgeable yet absolutely disdainful of all worldly goods, believing that they are deceptive mirages that blind people to the transience of existence. He is resentful of others and considers himself superior to those who have "bartered heaven for earth," i.e., those who live in sin.By the conclusion of his term, the lawyer is so thin that he is difficult to look at, prematurely aged, and seems unwell, according to the banker. This outer image is in stark contrast to the lawyer's inner sense that he has improved. He eventually abandons the bet by leaving his cell only five hours before his earnings are to be distributed.

THE WATCHMAN: Although the banker's watchman is primarily missing from the story, he is present to ensure that the lawyer does not flee. The watchman has undoubtedly sought cover from the terrible weather and gone asleep when the banker attempts to sneak into the garden wing late at night before the bet is supposed to terminate. Later, he rushes to the banker to inform him that the lawyer has fled by climbing through the window.

List 4 activities that require safety equipment and explain why it’s important to
wear safety gear for these activities.

in the great Gatsby
does Gatsby receive any closure from Daisy? does he find peace with this before he dies explain ​

Sentences patterns:

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S-V-DO

S-V-IO-DO

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Direction: Determine the sentence pattern of each of the following sentences below.


1. Janet ordered a sandwich from the waitress in the red uniform.

2. After a long day, I was extremely tired.

3. Gregory ran in the track competition yesterday.

4. Millie gave Micky a watch for his birthday.

5. One presidential candidate called his opponent a poor leader.

6. The mango tasted too tart.

7. The pilot flew the plan into the clouds.

8. The bird flew into the clouds.

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The Great Gatsby

What does the comment about "fundamental decencies" by Nick tell you about him, his
perceptions of himself and others, and his understanding of his father's advice?

In “To the Maiden” how does Crane develop the idea that experience often shapes how people perceive things?

riddle
nth starts with N ,and nothing ends with g
who am I ​

Which ideas from Dickinson's poetry reflect shifts in American literature in the mid and late-19th century?

Select Yes or No for each idea.

Idea Yes No
celebrating scientific discoveries
Yes – celebrating scientific discoveries
No – celebrating scientific discoveries
exploring unconventional poetic form
Yes – exploring unconventional poetic form
No – exploring unconventional poetic form
seeking wisdom in nature, not people
Yes seeking wisdom in nature, not people
No seeking wisdom in nature, not people
connecting nature and the divine
connecting nature and the divine
connecting nature and the divine

esment
3. Which of the following sentences from "The Balek Scales" does not support the story's theme
of oppression and inequality?
(1 point)
O"For five generations they had been breathing in the dust which rose from the crushed flax stalks, letting
themselves be killed off by slow degrees, a race of long-suffering, cheerful people who ate goat cheese,
potatoes, and now and then a rabbit..."
O "During the day they would carry the flax stalks to the antiquated machines, with no protection from the
dust and at the mercy from the heat which came pouring out of the drying kilns."
O "Each cottage contained only one bed, standing against the wall like a closet and reserved for the
parents, while the children slept all round the room on benches.
"The children would crawl deep into the green darkness of the forest during the autumn when dampness
drove the mushrooms out of the soil, and almost every family had its own places where it gathered
mushrooms, places which were handed down in whispers from generation to generation."

Read the sentence.
ead this excerpt from "The Medicine Bag.”

Nothing bothered Cheryl about bringing her friends to see Grandpa. Every day after school started, there’d be a crew of giggling little girls or round-eyed little boys crowded around the old man on the patio, where he’d gotten in the habit of sitting every afternoon.

Grandpa would smile in his gentle way and patiently answer their questions, or he’d tell them stories of brave warriors, ghosts, animals; and the kids listened in awed silence. Those little guys thought Grandpa was great.

Which statement best describes a symbol in this excerpt?

Cheryl is Martin’s younger sister.
Cheryl represents childhood innocence.
The little kids are curious about Grandpa.
The little kids represent warriors and ghosts.

What is TRUE about the three main components of money management?
O A.
Financial records are not always required when managing money.
OB.
Budgeting involves figuring out your personal net worth.
O C. Filing taxes is the most important component.
OD
Each of the components is connected and builds off of the others.

1) “So” suggests a/an
paragraph.

a) pattern 1 b) pattern 3 c) conclusion d) transitional

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All resources are renewable? true or false

Quote--> Life is not a spectator sport. If you’re going to spend your whole life in the grandstand just watching what goes on, in my opinion you’re wasting your life - Jackie Robinson

Question--> what is the meaning of the following quote? Do you agree? How does it relate to the world? Or your life?

What is the most likely reason the author wrote the tale of the hummingbird

Theme the dangers of being uneducated

Correct one mistake in each sentence.

In the conversation between Cecily, Miss Prism, and Chasuble (pg. 590-592), analyze how Wilde uses dramatic irony to reveal the fact that people can create a persona that they wish for people to see, even it is far different from reality.

The map below shows that______.
a. Australia is part of Asia
b. Asia is the largest continent
c. Africa is the smallest continent
d. North and South America are considered as one continent​

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Less cigarette smoke means healthier kids. Secondhand smoke is a trigger for asthma. Studies show that laws banning smoking spare many asthmatic children from hospital visits. It suggests that smoke-free laws have even greater health benefits than previously believed. Researchers in Scotland looked at hospital admissions for children under age 15 who had experienced asthma attacks. They found that asthma emergencies declined after Scotland banned smoking in public. Other countries, such as Britain, France, and Germany, have smoking laws now. Many restaurants, parks, and workplaces are smoke-free.

Do It!

Smoking bans are _________.

Press enter to interact with the item, and press tab button or down arrow until reaching the Submit button once the item is selected
A effective
B temporary
C incomplete
D hostile

Highlight the prepositional phrases in the sentence below:
I think Noah's acket is lost under the bleachers in the gym

Question And Answer 5) who arrived umnespectedly and why? ​

What is the symbolic meaning of pouring poison into a person’s ear in “Hamlet”

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In 2-3 sentences, explain one thing that should be included in a conclusion and one thing that should not be included.(50 points)

Rewrite the following sentence:

I'm happy to help you with your problems (mind)​

Which sentence from the story best supports the idea that Gortsby likes to judge others?
A

"On the bench by Gortsby's side sat an elderly gentleman with a drooping air of

defiance...

B

"I remember doing exactly the same thing once in a foreign capital."

C "'To lose a hotel and a cake of soap on one afternoon suggests willful carelessness."

D "'It's a lesson to me not to be too clever in judging by circumstances.'"
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In El Paso, Brent has conflicting feelings about his anonymity. Explain the advantages and disadvantages Brent notes about traveling with people who do not know his history.

Walt Disney's quote, "Fantasy and Reality often overlap"
What does this mean perhaps?