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Heartbeat: Describes fear of impending disaster, fear of anxiety.
Sanna's heart was frightened because the fisherman was in danger of his life at any time when the cold wind was howling, the sea was stormy, and it was dark and cold outside.
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It's both, and it's because of the bad weather that I'm worried about my husband's safety.
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Choosing the latter reflects her concern for her husband.
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It plays a foiling role in the text. The depiction of the environment shows Sanna being scared for her husband who is fishing at sea, worrying about his safety in case of ......... unforeseen circumstancesHow will I live in the future? So Sanna listened to the sound of the wind and the sound of the waves.
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Connecting the previous and the next, explaining the background, and passing the following.
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Write about Sanna's anxious and worried mood at that time.
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The tangled mood before jumping into the sea.
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The superficial meaning is that Sanna listens to the waves and worries about her husband, and the deeper meaning is Sanna's love for her husband.
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She should be both worried about her husband and afraid.
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Brow Meaning Non-scientific, healthy and normative.
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I am afraid that my husband will not be able to catch fish, and the children will starve.
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As I sat in my study with a candle burning, listening to the thunder of lightning and the roar of the wind, my heart was pounding!
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I listened to the name of the number one on the radio and was ecstatic.
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I was home alone, and I felt like I had seen a ghost, and I was very scared.
It's true, I'm scared when I'm home alone, and I'm scared when I have a computer.
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I looked at your question and felt how stupid you were.
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In the lesson "The Poor", Sanna feels that the ostensible reason for her heart is (), and the actual reason is ().
The ostensible reason is that Sanna is terrified by the storm, but the actual reason is that she is worried about her husband's safety.
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Original sentence: Sanna listened to the roar of the waves and the roar of the wind.
Analysis: This sentence is an anthropomorphic sentence, the wind will not roar, only people will.