In their very first interaction upon meeting, Miranda and Ferdinand decide to get married. When Ferdinand says "I'll make you <span>The queen of Naples", he is saying that he will marry her and she will be queen (because he assumes his father has died in the shipwreck). </span>
Answer:
C. Macbeth vows to find King Duncan's murderer when, in fact, Macbeth himself has killed the king.
Explanation:
Irony is something that is so funny that it doesn't make sense.
An example is: A fire station burns down. Funny, right?
Same with answer C.
C. Macbeth vows to find King Duncan's murderer when, in fact, Macbeth himself has killed the king.
To be civilized and cultured.
Answer:
Begging The Claim
Explanation:
I believe that the logical fallacy this sentence is "Begging the Claims" because instead of stating facts, the author is just throwing opinions so the reader can agree.
It symbolizes the love they have for echother