Repetition is used because they state several times that they would do anything. And the other two are not rhetorical devices anyway.
Researchers believed that First officer William Murdoch could’ve prevented the Titanic from sinking if he had acted early before the ship struck an iceberg.
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Titanic was a liner (cruise) on board with 2,223 people from Southampton to New York. That hit on an iceberg while traveling in the sea and sunk in the North Atlantic Ocean. William Murdoch was the First Officer of the ship.
When the officer-in-charge warned him about the iceberg that has been spotted in the ship's path. And William waited for 30 seconds before changing the ship's direction.
Researchers had found that the iceberg was sighted at the distance of 1500 ft from the ship from the investigation of evidence. And the collision happened after 7 seconds of William's order to change the course.
If he didn't hesitate for that 30 seconds to give order then the ship could have saved as well as the people.
I'm not sure what fable you are asking about, but if it's the one about the ants, and the grasshopper then I think the answer is D.
Oedipus seals his own fate by doing all of the following, except D. solving the riddles that lead to his ruin.
<h3>What is a Narration?</h3>
This refers to the storytelling that shows the various sequences and plot advancements that occurs with the aid of a narrator.
Hence, we can see that from the complete text, Oedipus is a cursed man who is destined to be ruined and he has carnal knowledge of his own mother, and also Tiresias prophecied that Oedipus would gouge out his own eyes.
Therefore, we can see that he commanded to be executed, removed his own eyes, and banished himself, but the only thing he did not do was option D which was solving the riddles that lead to his ruin.
Read more about Oedipus here:
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"If the tale about the monkey's paw is not more truthful than those he has been telling us," said Herbert, as the door closed behind their guest, just in time to catch the last train, "we shan't make much out of it."hope it helps:)
