English, 24.07.2019 15:20, nanyckhadiarracom

In letter 3 of the prologue, walton writes: "what can stop the determined heart and resolved will of man? " based on what we know about walton so far after reading the prologue, how is this question by walton indicative of his personality and/or lifestyle? use an example of his words or actions from the letters he writes in the story in the text to prove your assertion. you will not get points if you do not use an example from the story to prove how this quote accurate describes him.

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