English, 31.05.2021 16:20, mari0869

: PLEASE HELP ME I'M TIMED AND I'LL MARK BRAIINIEST! How does the main character Mark show resilience in the novel The Transall Saga? Give TWO examples from the story of Mark being resilient.

Be sure to describe, in detail, each situation in which Mark shows resilience and then explain why you believe this to be an example of resilience.

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