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One of the requirements of a story is to have conflict. Who wants to read a story where nothing ever happens? And conflict makes people tense.
They believe they might lose their home.
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Brooks' characters are often tense due to the intense and challenging situations they face, such as overcoming personal conflicts, navigating complex relationships, or dealing with external pressure. This tension adds depth to the characters and creates a sense of realism and relatability for the audience. It also helps drive the plot forward and creates a sense of suspense and anticipation in the story.
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Brooks's characters rely on what?
faith
What has the author Brooks written?
Brooks. has written: 'Pattern recognition of upper-case alpha characters'
Who are the main characters in the book The Contender?
The main characters are Alfred Brooks, James, Aunt PEarl.
How do the brooks characters act the prospect of losing their home?
faith Relieved and sad
What is the verb of mr. brooks blew a bubble in her gum?
The verb is "blew".It is the irregular past tense of the verb "blow".
What tense is when?
When is not a verb and so does not have a tense.
What are the characters names in the book Touch Blue by Cynthia Lord?
The main character in "Touch Blue" by Cynthia Lord is Tess Brooks. Other characters in the book include Tess's family members such as her foster brother Aaron, her foster parents Lily and Nate, and her friends Meg and Henry.
What has the author C McC Brooks written?
C McC Brooks has written young adult fantasy novels, including the "Legacy Chronicles" series. Brooks is known for creating immersive worlds with diverse characters and intricate plots that captivate readers.
Why are you so tense?
dont know probably just so tense
Who created The Simpsons?
Matt Groening created them and he & producer James L. Brooks turned Matt's characters into a series.
What tense is deception?
A tense goes with verbs. Deception is a noun so there is no tense.
What is so far in past tense?
"so far" is not a verb, hence it cannot have any tense (Past Tense included).
