The line of dialogue from Act III, scene I of Romeo and Juliet that most foreshadows that Mercutio’s death will lead to other tragic events in the story is "This day’s black fate on more days doth depend. This but begins the woe others must end."
Explanation:
These lines that Romeo says after the death of Mercutio, set the precedent of the future his beloved one and himself will suffer, not knowing how terrible the development of the tragedy will be he knows deep inside as he says in his words that this is just the trigger of all the terrible events that are about to happen to all the people involved.
This is an example of the Romantic idea of intuition. Romanticism placed emphasis on the elements of human nature that cannot be explained through reason. This was a reaction to the Enlightenment period and its focus on rationalization. Intuition was considered an inner voice that informs our lives and directs our actions. This is employed in this passage as the character feels a cold chill of loneliness.
That there will always be ups and down in life and you should look for a job you can handle and try your best to make money in the future and live a happy life
I don't like the way this is worded. An allegory is a short type of poem. Not a genre. But the answer is D. If you look at general poetry structure, it tells a vivid story in a confined manner.
