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How much does a kens 5 anchor make?
50,000 yearly
How much money does lil romeo make?
I dont know his yearly return, but i do know that he is worth about $100 million.
In twilight how does Jane cause an illusion of pain?
Jane has the ability to inflict a mental illusion of burning pain. It physically does nothing to them, as it is an ability to trick the mind into thinking there is pain. Jane can control how much pain she inflicts on her victim. The pain that Jane inflicts is described as being like "burning" inside of the victim.
Why did Jane Fonda's mother commit suicide?
Jane Fonda's mother committed suicide after learning of her husband's interest in a much younger woman, Susan Blanchard.
Sunday in the park - bel kaufman?
It is a short story about "The Man". Women traditionally look to men as their protectors , Bel Kaufman makes this his major target. The story expresses how society now has softened "The Man". In the story an unnamed women and her husband, Morton, take their child to the park. Everything was going fine until another boy at the park threw sand at the woman's child. This resulted in a standoff between Morton and the other boys father. Morton backed down from the fight because the boy's father is much larger than Morton. The wife narrates the story and she describes him by "his great arms." This may also lead back to that theme Kaufman was trying to get at, that the male must be the protector. Because Morton backed away from the fight, his wife, showed resentment at the end of the story, when their child was throwing a fit. He threatens to discipline him and the wife makes the remark "you and who else." The line "you and who else" is significant because that's what the other boy's father told Morton when Morton had first thought of fighting the other boy's father. This only bolsters Kaufman's theme of primal lust and aggravation. Even though Morton was clearly outsized, his wife would have respected him if he had been crushed by the other man.
