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Hello. You did not show the cartoon that the question is referring to, which makes it impossible to analyze it. However, I will try to help you in the best possible way.
A satirical work always aims to send a message of criticism, exaggerating some elements to provoke a strong criticism with humor, where it mocks institutions, customs and even concepts supported by society, politics and any other relevant element that needs be discussed. In this way, you should analyze the cartoon and understand what is being criticized, to find the message it wants to transmit.
Answer: They show that the speaker is unsure of who she is, even though others seem certain.
Explanation:
The speaker claims that she does not see the strength and power that other people see in her. This suggests that other people know her, while she is still not sure of who she truly is. The first option is not correct, as she is obviously not confident. The second option is also incorrect, as these lines do not imply anything about her view of other people. The speaker also does not suggest that she would like to be the person other people think she is. Therefore, the correct option is the last one.
The events from the passage (In Richard III - Act 5) that show how parallel plot lines create tension or suspense is: "Richard's motivation to his soldiers before the war (5.3.315-42) and Richmond's charge (5.3.238-72)"
<h3>What made both plots contribute to the tension?</h3>
In the fifth act, Richard speaks of his strategy. His intention is to end Edwards life.
This plan (now known to the audience) creates a suspension and tension as they await whether or not this will happen.
Hence, it is right to state that: The events from the passage that show how parallel plot lines create tension or suspense is: "Richard's motivation to his soldiers before the war (5.3.315-42) and Richmond's charge (5.3.238-72)".
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