Demetrius says "I love thee not therefore pursue me not" in A Midsummer Nights Dream, by William Shakespeare
As dew leaves the cobweb lightly Threaded with stars, The language and imagery in these opening lines depict brightness.
Answer: A
Explanation
In this poem, the poet starts with the joy that is spread all throughout the first two lines.
Moving forward the brightness of the poem disappears to sadness and a feeling of loneliness.
It feels as if the poet is missing someone who was supposed to be close to her but has left her alone.
She remembers the love she once felt and compares it to the sights she sees in her life.
A third persons point of view is when a character is being introduced by their name for example "mark has no idea what you're talking about"
Answer:
There once was a barn
Which was in the yellow sunlight
That brought joy to birds
Explanation:
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Hi,
The correct answer is Hector does not think he is risking his life. I think this because even though his wife is telling him not to go into battle, he is still willing to put himself into trouble, yet he doesn't know he is harming himself.
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