Can you mix these two paraghraghs together? ASAP please (30 pionts)
Billy finds himself comforted by the idea that God has, after all, played a role in not just his dogs’ lives, but in their deaths as well. The red fern does indeed symbolize rebirth and the ongoing circle of life. Though Billy has had to witness his dogs die violent and terrible deaths, the fern reminds him that there are new things to come and that Dan and Ann did not die in vain. +

As Billy spies the red fern—the product of an intermingling of native legend and Christian imagination—he realizes that both God and the majesty of the natural world have blessed his dogs’ memories. Billy has been in pain over his dogs’ deaths for months—but now, the red fern shows him that it is okay to move on while keeping his memories of his dogs alive with him wherever he goes.=