"After the Hurricane" and Ninth Ward use different genres, or types of writing, to explore the effects of Hurricane Katrina on residents of New Orleans. How are the circumstances faced by the poem's speaker and the novel's narrator different? How are their responses to their circumstances different? Use evidence from the both texts to support your response.

Ithink her art teacher motivated her to talk to rachael.

False! false because inform means to give information and form means to construct somethinghope this , sorry if not tho

Write one open conversation between riley and brendan

There has to be a period in between "at" and "there" in the first sentence as they are two different sentences. the sentence "some are brown. some eggs are blue." may be phrased better as, "some eggs are brown while some eggs are blue." lastly, there should not be a question mark at the end of the word "delicate" since the last sentence is not a question. rather, it should be a period instead.