B, true. The author is communicating to his/her audience.
There are actually several archetypes that Enkidu fits in Gilgamesh:
1. a trustworthy sidekick - he is Gilgamesh's loyal friend who is always there for him
2. rescuer and hero - he saves Gilgamesh from his untimely death on several occasions
3. innocence - he is a pure and pristine creature who dies once his innocence is compromised
Answer:
(E) The first is a direct relationship that the author believes will not hold in this case; the second offers evidence in support of author's position.
Explanation:
The ban will result in opposite effects so the second bold face is not in the position. The cause and effect are not supported by the author. They are argued and criticized by the author. The author has tried to convey his thoughts about the crimes that are prevailing in the country.
Act 1 Scene 1
Capulets and Montegues are fighting, Prince gets mad
Act 1 Scene 2
Discussion of marriage to Juliet by Paris and Capulet, Romeo agrees to go to party
Act 1 Scene 3
Lady Capulet tells Juliet about proposal
Act 1 Scene 4
Mercutio gives weird Queen Mab speech while they go to the party
Act 1 Scene 5
Juliet and Romeo meet and they fall in love even though they are enemies
Act 2 Scene 1
Romeo hops the fence to Juliet
Act 2 Scene 2
Balcony scene and plan to marry
Act 2 Scene 3
Romeo goes to Friar Laurence to ask if he will marry them and he agrees hoping it will bring the families together
Act 2 Scene 4
Nurse and Romeo and his friends talk about the wedding and make fun of Tybalt
Act 2 Scene 5
Juliet gets the news that she will be marrying tonight
Act 2 Scene 6
Romeo and Juliet get married
Act 3 Scene 1
Tybalt and Mercutio fight and Tybalt kills him then Romeo and Tybalt fight and Romeo kills Tybalt then the prince banishes him
