How do we know that the war kept liang-po from his family for a long time?

Liang-Po is a character from The Tiger’s Whisker, a folk tale from Korea. The tale talks about how Liang-Po, an affable farm and family man, was forced to serve in the army despite the fact that he abominated violence.

The war dragged on interminably, his family thought they would never see Liang-Po again. He came back, but he was a different man the war changed him. In time, his wife had the patience to understand and help her husband - a man that was hardened by war-; at the end Liang-Po was restored to his former self.

answer: b. the benefits of mandatory voting in the united states far outweigh the potential drawbacks.

this is because the other choices are biased.

a) walter looks unhealthy