<span>Guenevere is darning her husbands socks when her friend Vivien stops by for a visit. Vivien tells her that she is carrying on a secret affair with the married Lancelot who plans to leave his wife and marry her. After Vivien leaves, Mary, a servant girl, confesses to Guinevere that she threw herself at Lancelot. Moments later, Lancelot appears and he shares a steamy kiss with Guinevere but they ultimately decide to forget their attraction to one another and the married woman resumes darning her husband's socks.</span>
Answer:
the freedom to dream, and the freedom to pursue a dream is vital if a person is to live a life that is complete and full in every dimension of that life.
Explanation:
Dramatic Irony—When the audience or reader knows something that one or more of the characters doesn't.
Situational Irony—Events or situations become ironic.
C. Celebrate is the antonym for grief
