Answer:
From the tragedy play by William Shakespeare "Romeo and J u li et", Act IV scene v .
Explanation:
The lines given in the question are spoken by the Nurse. Act IV scene v of the play shows the nurse lamenting over the "death" of Jul iet, who had seemingly faked her de ath so that she won't have to marry Paris and betray her already married husband and love Romeo.
Romeo and Ju li et, being family foes for decades, know they cannot be together with the blessings of their respective families so they thought of a plan to stay together. The plan was to fake Jul i et's death so that Romeo will steal her corp se and they'll run away to a far place. By taking po is on that'll make her sleep, thus a momentary de ath, she tries to elude the marriage with Paris. It was this scene of the discovery of her death that led the nurse and her family members to mourn her, with Lady Capulet claiming "<em>deat h</em>" is her "<em>son -in - law</em>".
The text context and 3rd person views of the text.
Answer:
She shames him. She thinks the crime could be washed away. She also thinks if they ignore the situation it will take care of itself; if they can wash away their sins....then their conscience would be cleared - or so she thinks...
Explanation:
She is a manipulator and she is controlling. She can be violent and cold-blooded and will ridicule/shame him. She calls him a coward because he had not put the daggers where they were supposed to go. She goads him and even compares how he did not go through with the murder like he was supposed to, is also the type of husband he has become.
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The murder of Emmett Till is an example of the Civil Rights movement because he was accused of physically assaulting a white lady. It's not 100% clear what he did, but it's believed that he dog whistled. The whistling may have been inappropriate, but for Emmett to later be killed in such a gruesome way he was, was also not right, and that would never have happened to white boy if he did the same thing. The Civil Rights movement was when black people wanted more and fair rights to white people. This is how the Emmett Till murder relates to the Civil rights movement.
