Select the correct format for the scientific name of the domestic cat.(1 point)
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felis Catus
felis Catus
Felis catus
Felis catus
Felidae Felis Catus
Felidae Felis Catus
felis catus
Felis catus
This is two different parts from a chapter of a story analyze it PLEASE!!!
The mist rolled through the trees in the small woods of the woodcutter. Regen was busy chopping log after log, his long black hair flying lightly in the wind. As he carefully stripped the bark with his dark brown eyes, he examined each log before throwing it into a pile. He wiped the sweat off his brow with his long, brown leather sleeves and sat down to rest, thinking to himself. "Poor Nubluta," he thought. "I hope she isn't mad at me for chopping down her beautiful trees."
Suddenly, he heard a noise in the woods and stood up to investigate. A man stumbled out of the trees, muttering angrily. The man had long golden hair down to his shoulders and large blue eyes. He walked slowly with his white hand on his face, which was smeared with blood. His dark brown clothes were also stained with blood. He walked forward, muttering angrily. "Ugly Nubluta, how she grows fatter by the minute. Fatter than all the beasts who eat skulls," he muttered.
The woodcutter looked at the man, and the man looked at him. "What do you want?" asked Regen as he put his axe down. "Revenge on Nubluta," said the man, clenching his fists in anger. "I'll kill her."
"You cannot," said Regen, "but why do you want revenge? What has she done?"
Hunaruan looked out across the fields, his face grave. He sighed in despair. "He may be mighty and great, but in the end he will suffer fate," he murmured to himself. His thoughts were interrupted as a messenger approached.
"Lord Hunaruan," he said, "the spies have returned. Redworn, King of the Redheads, brings at least 10,000 soldiers. This is too great for us, as our garrison only has 3,900."
"Were they caught?" asked Pumperin, who stood next to Hunaruan.
"Yes," answered the spy. "Two died, three survived, one of which is wounded. Now, the Redheads ride with all speed. The spies only made it through a shortcut."
The spy shrieked and fell back. "Look!" he cried. "Redworn and his troops are coming to bring us doom."
The first part of the story describes the setting and the woodcutter, Regen. It sets the tone as peaceful and quiet, with Regen reflecting on the trees he is cutting down and hoping that Nubluta isn't upset with him. However, the peacefulness is interrupted when the man with the bloody face appears, wanting revenge on Nubluta. This sets the tone for conflict and danger to come.
The second part of the story involves Lord Hunaruan, Pumperin, and a messenger discussing the arrival of Redworn and his troops, who greatly outnumber their own garrison. The tone is serious and grave, as they discuss the impending danger and the fact that the spies sent to gather information were caught and killed or injured. The spy's reaction of fear and shock emphasizes the danger they are in. This sets the tone for an upcoming battle and the potential for more conflict and danger.
Lets pretend we are two people eating mashed potatoes and roads for dinner while discussing this story
Sure, that sounds interesting! So, what did you think of the first part of the story with Regen and the woodcutter?
Well, I thought it was a nice description of the setting and the character. The mist rolling through the trees created a peaceful and calming atmosphere, which was then disrupted by the appearance of the man with the bloody face. It definitely created a sense of tension and danger, which hints at more conflict to come.
I agree, the peaceful atmosphere made the man's arrival even more intense, and his talk of revenge on Nubluta was quite ominous. I'm curious to know what she did to make him so angry!
Definitely! It's always interesting to see how characters and their relationships are developed in stories. And what did you think of the second part?
The second part was definitely more serious and intense. The discussion of Redworn and his troops coming to attack was quite alarming, especially when they realized how outnumbered they were. The tone and atmosphere shifted from peaceful to dangerous quite suddenly, which was quite jarring.
Yes, it was definitely a shift in tone and atmosphere. The spy's reaction to the news of Redworn's arrival really emphasized the danger they are in, and how dire the situation has become. It sets the stage for the upcoming battle and raises the stakes for the characters involved.
Absolutely! I'm definitely curious to see what happens next. So, what did you think of the mashed potatoes?