In the beginning of Act 2, Scene 3, the Friar is picking herbs and flowers from his garden and thinking about what each of them can do. He is pondering the fact that some things that come from nature can heal a person while others can harm or even kill people. Additionally, some herbs can do both heal and harm if used different ways.
no cause you can want something so badly and still resist it .
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her death was unfair
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Answer: B) It supports the author’s purpose of challenging the image of the romantic countryside.
The reason why the author employs this type of words is in order to challenge the romantic image we often have of the countryside. He wants to explain to us how for Elizabethans, these landscapes are not beautiful and romantic, but useless and dangerous. In this way, he helps us better understand the perspective of this time period.
