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What's the characteristics of rip van winkle?
Rip Van Winkle
What was rip van winkle wish that came true?
He wanted to get away from his wife, when he woke up from sleep 20 years later his wife was dead.
Where did rip van winkle fall asleep for 20 years?
Rip Van Winkle falls asleep in the Mountains!
Who did rip meet up in the hills in rip van winkle?
Henry Hudson
Who was Rip Van Winkle's soul domestic adherent?
Rip's sole adherent is his dog, Wolf
What was rip van winkles one fault?
he was a do do head
In some ways how was rip van winkles story wisf of fulfillment?
I have no idea
What was rip van winkles favorite sport?
There is no specific mention of Rip Van Winkle having a favorite sport in the original Washington Irving story. However, given the setting of the story which reflects colonial America, popular sports at that time would have included activities like wrestling, horse racing, and shooting.
When did Rip Van Dam die?
Rip Van Dam died in 1749.
Who was Dame Van Winkle in Rip Van Winkle?
lalapottaonigiri
What is the resolution in the story rip van winkle?
the resolution is that Rip's daughter took him and lived with him
Why did rip van wrinkle leave home?
To escape is constant nagging wife.
What nicknames does William Van Cuyck go by?
William Van Cuyck goes by Winkles.
What are some exaggerated parts in Rip Van Winkle?
Some exaggerated parts in Rip Van Winkle include Rip's prolonged 20-year sleep in the Catskill Mountains, the dramatic changes that occur in the village and Rip's family during his absence, and the comically exaggerated description of Rip's wife, Dame Van Winkle, as a domineering and nagging figure.
How did Jan van riebeeck die?
He died from diabitis RIP
What significance does Irving attribute to Dame Van Winkles death?
he attributes anger
What are the release dates for A Laurel and Hardy Cartoon - 1966 Flipped Van Winkles 1-156?
A Laurel and Hardy Cartoon - 1966 Flipped Van Winkles 1-156 was released on: USA: 12 August 1967
