Answer:
C and D
Explanation:
The text makes this clear from the beginning and I believe Part C of this two-part question supports Part D's answer
"<span>In </span>Hamlet<span>, the </span>tragic<span> flaw determines his downfall in the play. And his </span>tragic<span> flaw is his indecisiveness that is due to grave thinking on the topic of whether vengeance is wrong or right, and whether to kill his father's murderer or not."
This may be helpful. </span>
I would say he would use words that make his tone sound sarcastic in the readers mind. Or after the character's line it would say...EXAMPLE: "Oh really" Alice said sarcastically
