The answer is D!
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The Friar's plan is foreshadowed from his first appearance in the play because the first lines the audience hears him say are all about the specific things he knows about plants. He knows exactly what each can do and it's clear that some of them are more dangerous than others when made into potions and mixtures.
The timing of the Friar's plan is critical because Juliet will appear dead for an exact amount of time. If she wakes up too early it will ruin the plan because then she will have to marry Paris, but if she wakes up too late she will be all alone in a tomb without a way to get out. The plan also relies on communication reaching Romeo in time so he knows she is not really dead.
She has decided to trust him
she is Nieve to trust a stranger
Teacher
Worker
Learner
Farmer
Fighter
Just add er to the end and there ya go
Answer:
At the zoo, the Dursleys spoil Dudley and his friend Piers, neglecting Harry as usual. In the reptile house, Harry pays close attention to a boa constrictor and is astonished when he is able to have a conversation with it. Noticing what Harry is doing, Piers calls over Mr. Dursley and Dudley, who pushes Harry aside to get a better look at the snake. At this moment, the glass front of the snake’s tank vanishes and the boa constrictor slithers out onto the floor. Dudley and Piers claim that the snake attacked them. The Dursleys are in shock. At home, Harry is punished for the snake incident, being sent to his cupboard without any food, though he feels he had nothing to do with what happened.
