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Which is an example of an imaginary character based on a real person?
D. A fictional character who shares many qualities with the author's best friend-Apex
What would you do if your friend broke a promise?
(you kick him/her ass) <-- Uhh NO! You can explain how important that promise meant to you. If they can't keep a promise, then don't tell them the promise, tell someone that you can trust.
What are the release dates for Angel - 1960 Promise to a Friend 1-33?
Angel - 1960 Promise to a Friend 1-33 was released on: USA: 14 June 1961
How do you write letter to proof your friend is honest person?
To write a letter proving your friend's honesty, start by addressing the recipient and introducing your relationship with your friend. Provide specific examples of situations where your friend demonstrated integrity, such as being truthful in difficult circumstances or keeping promises. Emphasize their consistent character and how their honesty has positively impacted those around them. Conclude with a strong statement reaffirming your trust in their character.
Why Is My Friend Hiding Secrets from Me?
When you friend is keeping secrets from you it is best to confront them to get clarity
To break as a law or promise?
To break, as a law or promise is to violate something. EX: Telling your friends a secret was a *violation* to your other friend.
How do you tell a straight girl you love her?
I assume you are a girl and she is your friend. You need to keep this to yourself if you want to keep her as a friend. I know this will be hard, but your choice is telling her and loosing a friend or not telling her and keeping a friend. I would say keeping a friend is better than not having one.
Does the girl ask for the promise ring?
usually , i have a friend and he's a guy , and he has a promise ring , he promised himself he wouldn't have sex until marriage .
What is to be true?
In relationships, to be "true" is to be faithful. That means being faithful to the promises or understandings or implied obligations of a relationship. The particulars depend on the kind of relationship one is in. For example, To be true to a friend would mean you would do for or help him in any way he would help you, or more. It means keeping your friend's confidence, not revealing his secrets. It means standing up for the reputation of a friend when he's criticized. To be true to your schoolwould include, for example, supporting your school in competitions, standing up for your school's reputation, and aiding other students from your school. Being true to your word means to keep your promise. Being true to your spouse is to be faithful in all ways one should be to a friend, and more. It certainly means making her a priority in your life, keeping your promises, and sacrificing for her in so many ways. And it very much also means keeping the vows of your marriage, not just as a technicality but in spirit. Being true to your spouse (or fiancee or steady) includes avoiding other romantic relationships, whether emotional or physical.
How is promise essential for our personality development?
When we make a promise we are expected to keep that promise. If one breaks a promise then our reputation is tarnished. Our personality is also affected, which in affect diminishes us as a unique individual. If it is known that we can always keep a promise then we are more likely to be trusted as a true friend who can be confided in. Making a promise is on a par to making an oath.
Example of internal conflict?
An example of internal conflict could be a character struggling with a decision that goes against their moral beliefs, such as choosing between loyalty to a friend and honesty. This type of conflict arises within the character's mind and typically involves emotional or ethical dilemmas.
Which character that can be your friend?
anyone you like
