Question

why doesnt shawn directly tell will not to seek revenge? * 1 point
shawn believes will should make his own choice
shawn is unable to speak directly
shawn wants will to avenge his death
shawn doesnt care what will does
what does the progression from mikey to frick to shawn represent? * 1 point
wills growing understanding of consequences
increasing levels of violence
different methods of dying
the evolution of street rules over time
how does mikeys presence connect will to his family history? * 1 point
mikey tells will about his fathers criminal activities
mikey shows how the cycle of violence affected wills father
mikey explains wills genetic predisposition to violence
mikey reveals that wills father also sought revenge

Explanation:

For the first question, Shawn likely respects Will's autonomy and believes in letting him make his own decisions about revenge. For the second, the progression might show Will understanding the consequences of actions as he moves from one character to another. For the third, Mikey could be showing how the cycle of violence affected Will's father, connecting Will to his family's violent past.

Answer:

1. Shawn believes Will should make his own choice
2. Will's growing understanding of consequences
3. Mikey shows how the cycle of violence affected Will's father