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Meg is convinced to trust the beast because she sees his kindness and compassion towards her, as evidenced by his willingness to help her father and his efforts to protect her. She also sees a vulnerability in him that makes her believe that he is not as monstrous as he appears.
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Why does meg trust the aunt beast?
the creature from the planet of ixchel that recovers meg from paralysis
Why do aunt beasts actions lesson Meg's pain?
Aunt Beast's gentle and nurturing actions help Meg by providing her with emotional support and care, allowing Meg to feel safe and accepted. This love and understanding diminish Meg's pain and helps her heal from the emotional wounds she carries. Aunt Beast's presence offers a sense of comfort and belonging, easing Meg's suffering.
Why did Meg have such a hard time explaining the three W's to Aunt Beast?
gryh
Why are meg and cal afraid of the beast at first in a wrinkle in time?
they go to a store
What type of damage does aunt beast think the black thing may have caused meg?
he dies
In 'A Wrinkle in Time' how does Meg recover from her tessering experience?
Meg goes through the Dark Thing whilst tessering. Since her father was inexperienced and Meg wasn't good at tessering, she became temporarily paralyzed. Calvin and Mr.Murry are talking about what happened before the three came when Meg starts to feel again. Some monsters came and took care of Meg until she was fully recovered. Then the three Mrs.Ws come to bring Meg away to save her brother. Calvin and Mr.Murry become angry. When she leaves Meg hugs Aunt Beast (the beast that took care of Meg), and Calvin kisses her, and Mr.Murry hugs his eldest child and only daughter.
What are the ratings and certificates for Beauty and the Beast - 2012 Trust No One 1-13?
Beauty and the Beast - 2012 Trust No One 1-13 is rated/received certificates of: Netherlands:12 USA:TV-PG
Why is co ordination important in English football?
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What made meg decide that the beast of ixchel must be good?
Meg decided the Beast of Ixchel must be good after witnessing its protective nature and understanding its connection to the natural world. She recognized that, despite its fearsome appearance, the beast acted out of a desire to safeguard the balance of its environment. Additionally, her growing bond with the creature helped her see beyond initial fears, revealing its compassionate and noble qualities. Ultimately, this led her to believe that true goodness can exist in unexpected forms.
What is meg cabot's fan address?
Search it up or go on her website. Don't trust unknown resources.he does not have one
How an ant convinces anteater not to eat her?
How an ant convinces anteater not to eat her
How does jack's reaction to Simon's death differ from the reaction of the followers?
Jack convinces the boys (and arguably himself) that it was the beast they killed, which was their first reaction upon seeing Simon due to mob mentality. Even though Ralph and Piggy admit to each other they knew it was Simon, Jack perpetuates the myth of the beast on his side of the island. This is arguably because in keeping fear of the unknown alive on the island, Jack is better able to lead in a totalitarian-like way. He convinces the boys that even though that night they thought they had killed the beast, that they actually hadn't - that they actually couldn't - and he suggests leaving sacrifices for it instead.
