Why does Peter want the musicians to play "Heart's Ease" after he finds out that Juliet is dead? He knows she is not really dead
. He wants to be cheered up. He wants to show disrespect to Capulet for treating him poorly. He wants to get the musicians in trouble by playing "merry" music in a time of mourning.
Explanation: The given question is referring to "Romeo and Juliet" by William Shakespeare, when Juliet dies, Peter, who was the Capulet's servant, asks the musicians to play "Heart's Ease" which means that he wants to hear a happy melody, in order to be cheered up, but nevertheless the musicians refuse to play something happy. So the correct answer is the corresponding to optioon B.
<span>Peter the Capulet servant asked the musicians to play a happy tune to ease his heavy heart. The musician refuse his request saying it would be inappropriate</span>
Explanation:It affects how Columbus is described by resulting in some people thinking what he did was fake as he didn’t do a important thing that Pedro did which is a first-person journal.
