McKibben argues that the reality of climate change is too far gone and that there is little hope that the human species will survive.

Gregor

Gregor dies

Gregor’s father

The novella ends

The narrator in the second part of the story decides that

McKibben explains that a question arises about coastline retreat: Where should people go? This question is difficult to answer because rising temperatures are also affecting the places where human beings can live. For example, he writes that (select all that apply):

The following thesis statements are for an argument essay on the Keystone and Dakota Access pipelines. Which is the better thesis?

In the first part of the story, the father tells the son far too often and always in the same way

The author’s preoccupation with alienation can be attributed to