I think that the correct answer is: It creates a matter-of-fact tone as Machiavelli demonstrates the positive effects of a ruler's cruelty.
In The Prince, Machiavelli gives empirical examples of his ideas to demonstrate the logic behind them. In this case he does the same, although he warns the prince that it is better to be known for mercy than for cruelty, he the demonstrates that some cruelty is necessary for a monarch. This to keep under control those who would take the power if they saw any waeknesses. An excess of mercy will lead to a state in which no one will respect the ruler and everyone will try to take or do what they want. In such a state, murder, robbery and crime in general would be common. With some acts of violence, the prince will give an example of his power and will maintain everything under control, leading, eventually to less deaths than being completely merciful.
Answer: 1) They are definitely playing music cards in the story.
2) I have sound knowledge that it is the game like solitaire games but I have never played this game.
Explanation: The clues that lead me to think that they're playing card games are; when Karen's friends arrived at her home, she collected the cards and then after deciding, they turned the music on.
Because so many people use them. they are so common that they could be considered something people do on a regular basis
(chiefly of large mammals) roll about or lie in mud or water, especially to keep cool or avoid biting insects.
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(of a person) indulge in an unrestrained way in (something that one finds pleasurable).
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An array is most commonly defined as a variety of something.
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