The prince wants them to stop but the friars are the ones who want them to stop all together
The answer to this question is
A. Mal
It comes from the french language ex.
Tres mal - meaning very bad. Its most used in greetings like asking how someone is.
The lines from 60 to 69 spell out the tragic ending of the illicit love affair between Tristan and Isolde.
Notice the use of the words tomb, death, and doom in lines 63-66:
<em>Little dreaming hours would come;</em>
<em>Life pale shadows from the </em><em>tomb</em>
<em>When an open </em><em>death </em><em>of </em><em>doom</em>
<em>Had been still less hard to bear</em>
<h3>Who wrote Tristan and Isolde?</h3>
Tristan and Isolde was written in the 12th century by a German Poet called Eilhart Von Oberg.
The poem features a tragic love affair (albeit unlawful) between the knight Tristan and the Irish Princess - Iseult (also spelled Isolde, or Yseult).
Learn more in the link below about the poem Tristan and Iseult:
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Answer:
Capulet is scolding Juliet for being disobedient and witty.
Explanation:
Juliet is refusing to marry Paris, though Capulet had plans for their marriage and disagrees with her decision; instead of letting her be he's trying to force her.
Answer:
B. people becoming unable to solve problems is a scary thought. this is the correct answer because it is stating a personal opinion
