The author first portrays Scotty as timid on stage. He is sitting on his stool and performing without a great deal of energy. However, when the energy and positive reaction from the crowd hit him like a wave, he gains his confidence. He stands up and begins to perform with energy and enthusiasm. He is first described as a "quavering husk". It gives the image of him almost hiding like an ear of corn inside its protective husk. Then he is described as strong, charismatic and fierce - a significant change from when he first took the stage.
Answer:
C: Sonnets were invented in Italy before Shakespeare’s time.
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This phrase is from Shakespeare's <em>Richard III</em> in the opening of the play. The first four lines with the given one is:
Now is the winter of our discontent
Made glorious summer by this son of York,
<em>And all the clouds that loured upon our house
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In the deep bosom of the ocean buried.
The meaning is that all the troubles of the family have ended and thanks to, King Edward IV. All the clouds that threatened the York family have vanished away.
