Revisit The Legend of Bear Rock. Select a portion of the story that contains no (or limited) dialogue. Compose several lines of dialogue that might have occured between the two characters at that point in the story. Be sure to punctuate the dialogue correctly. http://myths. e2bn. org/mythsandlegends/textonly11655-t he-legend-of-bear-rock. html

day ago — Select a portion of the story that contains no (or limited) dialogue. Compose several lines of dialogue that might have - 22430… ... have occured between the two characters at that point in the story. Be sure to punctuate the dialogue correctly. http://myths.e2bn.org/mythsandlegends/textonly11655-the-legend ...

Explanation:

I chose paragraphs 4 and 5 (from the link you put).

    The two boys stopped their game, put down their bows, looked around at their surroundings, and then at each other.  

    "Heydo you see the village anywhere?"

    "Uhno. And I don't recognize this part of the woods either"

    "Maybe-"

    Each of them was about to suggest they start back home when they heard a small animal make a noise nearby and they just had to investigate.

    They could not find the animal that had startled them but they did find a stream with many beautiful pebbles shining out from the water.

    "Hey! Come look at this. Aren't they just splendid?"

    "Yeah. They're so mesmerizing. I could watch them forever..."

    For a few moments they were fascinated by the stones and, once again, forgot that they were lost. They followed the babbling stream as it wandered through the trees, taking them still further away from their home, and before they knew it, they had come to a low hill.

Explanation:

hold on ill find it

sir, we have done everything that could be done to avert the storm which is now coming on" is the sentence that best articulates this. then he gives the examples.   mark me brainliest