Read what Maibon says in "The Stone" when he gives the stone back to Doli:

"Whatever may happen, let it happen. That's better than nothing happening at all. I've had my share of being young; I'll take my share of being old. And when I come to the end of my days, at least I can say I've lived each one of them."

What does this show about what Maibon has learned?

A.

Living well means growing and changing.

B.

A long life is not worth it if one is ill.

C.

An exciting life is the best life of all.

D.

Living well means feeling young forever.

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9 June, 03:48

Read what Maibon says in "The Stone" when he gives the stone back to Doli:

"Whatever may happen, let it happen. That's better than nothing happening at all. I've had my share of being young; I'll take my share of being old. And when I come to the end of my days, at least I can say I've lived each one of them."

What does this show about what Maibon has learned?

A.

Living well means growing and changing.

B.

A long life is not worth it if one is ill.

C.

An exciting life is the best life of all.

D.

Living well means feeling young forever.

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Bryant Cabrera · Answer 1

The answer would be A because the quote is referring to the fact that you have to go with the flow of life because everything happens for a reason and something is better than nothing.

Kiersten Fry · Answer 2

The answer is A. living well means growing and changing