In William Shakespeare's <em>Romeo and Juliet </em>(Act 3, Scene 5), Capulet and the nurse enter the stage and he starts talking to Lady Capulet about how she cries nonstop. She compares her and her little body to a ship, the sea and the wind. He goes on to say that if she doesn't stop crying soon, her raging wind (sighs) and the sea (her eyes overflowing with tears) are going to sink her ship (her body).
Answer:
<em>"When I read it all, I was baffled; why would there be a baby there and the babysitter should be doing nothing? That's when I realized there's no baby and it's just a way of trying to make the wife feel better about her guilt over her child."</em>
Explanation:
the answer needs to be written in your perspective. so you have to write "i" in a lot of it and a lot about how you would felt about what was written.
<span> D. The weasel likes to be held and wants to live with Sam. </span>
