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in 5 questions please give me answers
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Answer 1

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Ans no. 1 Dame Van Winkle was a hard-worker. The story begins just before the Revolutionary War and in those days, it was the woman's job to do everything around the house. She'd have carried water from a well or stream, kept the fire going, washed clothes by boiling them, cooked the meals, and cleaned the house.

Ans.3 Van Winkle is never in contact with alcohol, in fact, the only time we really see him drinking is during that strange night in the mountains. But before we get to that, we should note that Van Winkle, like a drunk, does leave an unproductive lifestyle: he lays around, avoids real work, and lets his house and family suffer. So on that fateful night, when Van Winkle climbs the mountain and meets the strange bowling men, he gets hammered. So hammered, he passes out. For 20 years. That's a coma. Drinking the alcohol literally robs him of 20 years of his life. When he returns to town, his wife is gone, his house is run down, his dog is no longer domestic... Alcohol has ruin his body, home, and relationships. Although this is probably not the main point or theme of "Rip Van Winkle," this is just one more theme.

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