Sarah and her family moved back and forth from Baton Rouge to the nearby countryside during the Civil War while Caroline and her grandparents and her younger sister Anna in stayed in Canandaigua, New York.
Sarah did not like President Lincoln because she was a strong supporter of the Confederacy. Caroline was taught by her Puritan grandmother about the necessity of ending slavery and how shock they were to learn of Lincoln's assassination.
Sarah had three brothers who joined the Confederacy and two of them were killed. Caroline's brothers did not go to war.
Sarah, her mother, and her sisters suffered the threats of war and had to seek shelter in friends' homes while Caroline's life was more peaceful.
The question that leaves Brutus sleep-deprived at the beginning of Act 2 is when he asks Lucius what day it was. It made him awake thinking about his plan to kill Caesar. He thinks that the leader as become corrupt and unreliable.
if that's when she is about to drink the poison, she drinks it and then romeo comes and finds his love dead (so he thought) so he killed himself. then juliet wakes up and sees romeo is dead and kills herself so she wouldn't have to live without him. hope this helps!
How does one's own body betray a person? Winston means involuntary movements a person might make from bottling up so much emotional and intellectual tension for so long. He once witnessed a man with a contorted face walking by. His expression was involuntary but Winston surely knew the man would be killed.
