<em>The answers should be:</em>
<em>"Obsession"</em>
<em>"Doubly revolted" </em>
<em>"Isolated".</em>
<em>The last option wouldn't make sense if used as an opinion on somebody. Cautionary tales is more like something that warns you of something else, however it does not say or show how she feels about the dictator.</em>
<em>Hope this helps and have a nice day.</em>
<em>-Kaikai Kitan</em>
I'd say that the technique of satire used by Wilde in The Importance of Being Earnest is b. ridiculously exaggerating the importance people such as Gwendolen place on a name.
She knows that she wants to marry a man named Ernest, because that is a good and decent name - when she finds out that Ernest's name is actually Jack, which is a common and mundane name, she sort of changes her opinion about him based on such an irrelevant fact.
Oh, this book is amazing!!! The release of anyone is called "release". Unless you are talking about the cerimony.
Hi, this line has 9 feet, and this would be an "anapest" - u u / u u / u u /, "u" being unstressed syllable, and "/" being stressed. Here the only stressed syllables are: "light", "sil-", and "moon". The rest of them are unstressed.
The second and last highlighted parts
