Because it’s saying we aren’t here but mixed randomly? and i just understand what’s it’s saying, yk.
Explanation:
I could not find the piece of evidence that is missing in your question but I will tell you some information about how to find it easier by yourself.
Evidence should have the facts and pieces of information that are supporting the beliefs or ideas. It should be proof of something right. For example, if we have an assignment where we must tell if some statement is true or falls, we must know the evidence and the proof for supporting our answer and what makes that answer right, what supports it.
So, for finding the best support for the answer to part two you must find the evidence that will be the most helpful one for solving it.
When the prince first tells John Canty that he is the Prince of Wales and not Tom, John’s son, John believes that the prince has gone mad. John states this very clearly at the very end of Chapter IV<span>There, John says that the prince has “gone stark mad as any Tom o’ Bedlam!” He then goes on to tell the prince that he would beat him for not getting any money by begging, “mad or no mad.” Clearly John does not believe that the prince is really the prince. Instead, he thinks that the prince is really his own son Tom, but that Tom has gone crazy. hope this helps you </span>
