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I have thoroughly understood every concept, principle, or assumption in the readings and lectures for this week. There had been a situation in my previous organization where poor communication had got...

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Q In this Forum, please answer the following questions. Your answer to the following questions should be around 350-400 words. Question 1: In Wise Blood, a few minor characters have a major impact on the story line. Consider Asa Hawks, and Sabbath Lily Hawks and then discuss: • The personality (character traits) of this character. • The relationship between this minor character and the major characters in the story. • The impact of this character on the story line: How does s/he influence the overall story line? How would the story be different if this character was removed?

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Asa Hawks begs for money as a blind preacher, but he is a phoney. His scars are from a true occurrence in which he swore to blind himself for Jesus, but he lost his nerve before putting any of the deadly lime into his eyes. Hazel becomes preoccupied with this ominous person, who rightly states that he (Hazel) will never be able to flee Jesus. He begs them to repent, but if they refuse, he invites them to assist him by dropping money into his cup. Hawks' daughter, Sabbath Lily, follows

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