"There's something in his soul / . . . the hatch and the disclose / Will be some danger"
Is the answer
A feeling of distress, caused by loss or something else that has tragically happened.
Answer: he’s speaking in first person so we know that he is talking about his own personal life.
Explanation: the author is explaining some of his younger life. Explaining his feelings on what he’s talking about and what he had done
In their very first interaction upon meeting, Miranda and Ferdinand decide to get married. When Ferdinand says "I'll make you <span>The queen of Naples", he is saying that he will marry her and she will be queen (because he assumes his father has died in the shipwreck). </span>
Answer:0 Ruthlessness of power
Explanation:
