Answer:
Since you are creating a satirical fairy tale parody with comedy, I'd recommend creating a character that is rude to everyone and criticizes others for their weaknesses. Then the lesson learned by the main character, in the end, should be to not only focus on others' weaknesses but notice their areas of expertise, and to treat others the way you want to be treated.
Answer:
E is the correct answers because none of it has the punctuation mark.
When Romeo refers to Juliet as “the sun” in Scene 2 lines 2-4, he is calling her the center of his universe and the light of his life. This motif also appears during Friar Laurence's speech in Scene 3 when he talks about life and death, day and night, and light and dark.
An epic simile often uses words such as like or as, and that one starts excerpt starts with As. It also makes sense as a simile. It is referring to a ploughman and to Ulysses. That would be my best guess. I am not 100% positive, but that is what I would put.
Answer:
E. People
Explanation:
They want to hire many more people and expand to a bigger team.
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