I think the correct answer is true. Bias and interpretation can influence my perspective as an observer. These things when known will give you an idea about the results and it you will be expecting this to happen. Your mind will not be open to other results that you might see.
A double entendres in twelfth night act 1 is in act 1 scene 3. The conversation that Maria had with Toby and Andrew. The words used by Feste.
<h3>What is a double entendres?</h3>
This is a word or a phrase that when interpreted could have two meanings. These words may be indecent and risque words.
Feste is a person in the act who is known to use this type of device while making statements.
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Answer:
it is alright to lie when someone has bad intentions towards you.
Explanation:
In the story 'Condensed Milk', the author tries to communicate the idea that it is alright to lie when someone has bad intentions towards you. Though no specific phrase mentions this idea, we can understand through the whole story that the author did what was best for him which was by lying to Shestakov that he would go along with him if he bring him food.
The lines " 'You know,’ I said, carefully licking the spoon, ‘I changed my mind. Go without me.’" and "I mean, after all, two cans of condensed milk aren’t such a big deal." presents the idea that he lied to him because the escape plan was devised and he just wanted some food.
Answer: this is a sentence not a fragment :D
