Answer:
the third one
Explanation:
not the second one
not the last one
the third one hits all of the points and also when you are really stuck look at the longest too (apart from the ones you have already ruled out) and choose the one that seems the most sensible and the one that your teacher would like
Hello. You did not present the scene to which this question refers, which makes it impossible for it to be answered. However, I will try to help you in the best possible way.
It is possible to realize that your question is about "Romeo and Juliet" and as you may already know, "Romeo and Juliet" is a story written by Shakespeare that presents the forbidden love between Romeo and Juliet who are in love with each other, but can't be together.
When reading the book, we can see that Romeo communicates with Juliet in a very lyrical way, full of feelings and that transmits a lot of passion and admiration. Romeo's language may seem very exaggerated, but it is written to show love and passion in its most intense forms. Juliet feels very touched by this language, because she also loves Romeo and wants him to understand this and that is why she also communicates with him in an exaggerated, romantic and sentimetal way.
Just say that you want to finish school and wants to pass wit good grades. That you wanted to finish all your work on time. Go to school on time
<span>The Beat Generation was the literary
movement in America after the World War II. It was the group of young authors,
who shared literal views and life style and who largely influenced American
culture. Key characteristics of Beat movement were rejection of conventional
values, spontaneous writing, the spiritual quest, exploration of Eastern
religions, criticism of materialism, explicit writing about human condition,
experimentation with drugs and sex. The most important authors of Beat
Generation were writer Jack Kerouac (novel On the Road) and poet Alan Ginsberg
(poetry book Howl). Famous writer William S. Burroughs was also friend with members of Beat Generation, although he denied to be the part of this movement.</span>
