Answer:
"Abby, I may think of you softly from time to time. But I will cut off my hand before I‘ll ever reach for you again."
Explanation:
The statement which reveals about John and Elizabeth Proctor's troubled marriage is <em>' "Abby,I may think of you softly from time to time. But I will cut off my hand before I‘ll ever reach for you again." '</em>
This statement appears in Act 1 of the play The Crucible. In this statement, John Proctor is having conversation with Abigail. This statement suggests that John and Abigail had relationship out of wedlock before Abigail left the Proctor's house. John, in this statement, is addressing Abigail as Abby, shows that they know each other very well and now John does not want to have any relationship or feelings for her.
This relationship between Abigail and John Proctor out of wedlock also reveal the fact about the troubled marriage of John and Elizabeth Proctor. John was cheating on Elizabethh with their maid-servant, Abigail.
Thus the correct statement is the last option (D).
D) Grants. They are given to you
“Research Outline
I . Introduction Thesis Langston Hughs viewed the music of the blues and poetry as kindred forces that propelled the downtrodden blacks of the 1920s and 1930s toward a better day.
II. Paragraph Two develop metaphor between constancy of blues music and ocean waves in live of black people.
Quote blues poems: Weary Blues, Po' Boy Blues, Homesick Blues.
Relationship between the listener (the poet) and the blues musician, each coming to the same place night after night
III. Paragraph Three using Langston's essay "Songs Called the Blues," discuss how the blues are "city songs"
Discuss evidence that hardship that accompanied blacks during and after the Great Migration
Hard times were a catalyst for the Harlem Renaissance, inspiring music, literature, poetry, and art common themes were waiting for better times (blues)
IV. Paragraph Four Form of poetry reflects the tone, tempo, and repetition of blues music
a. The poem itself is a third-person description with some interpolated first-person, eight- and twelve-bar blues lyrics”
i believe that it is C) it symbolizes life and death
PLZ MARK BRAINLIEST
I’m pretty sure it’s the second obe