What does this incident tell us about Cole Edwin and Garvey?
What does this incident tell us about Cole Edwin and Garvey?
What does this incident tell us about Cole, Edwin, and Garvey? This says that Cole thought about life twice and they do not trust him. Cole thinks about Peter when he cannot sleep.
What is Garvey’s response?
Cole thanks Garvey for standing by him and asks how he can repay Garvey for all he’s done. What is Garvey’s response? “There is no need to repay me. You have done everything on your own.”
What does Cole learn about why Garvey helps him?
” Garvey says he helps him for selfish reasons. Not that he doesn’t care about Cole (as he assumes) but that is how he helps himself, by helping other people. He says that he too had been a delinquent when he was younger and wishes someone had taken him through the Circle Justice instead of jail.
What does all the world is a hot dog mean?
What do you think Garvey’s observation that, “all the world is a hot dog” mean? He means that you should savor the things in the world like a hot dog. Every time you do something he should notice how life is a great place to be alive. The hot dog is an extended metaphor of life.
Why did Garvey tell Cole not to take out his anger on Peter?
Garvey tells Cole this to tell him he shouldn’t take out his wrath on a poor helpless animal, or better known as Peter. He was trying to teach Cole to not pass on the anger that boils beneath him to Peter, or any other person. When someone is angry and takes it out on someone, that person takes on some of that anger.
Who is Garvey in the game dormitabis?
Garvey is the penultimate antagonist in Dormitabis. As a human, he was the man who murdered the missing children. He later went on to get trapped in Spring Bonnie, becoming Springtrap, and was then burned to a permanent death in the Fazbear’s Fright fire. Garvey is a more grotesque version of Springtrap from FNaF 3.
When did Marcus Garvey start serving his sentence?
Garvey believed he and the K.K.K. shared similar views on segregation, given that he sought a separate state for African Americans. He began serving his sentence at Atlanta Prison in 1925.
What did Marcus Garvey want for the world?
Marcus Garvey. As a group, they advocated for “separate but equal” status for persons of African ancestry, and as such they sought to establish independent black states around the world, notably in Liberia on the west coast of Africa.