Answer: B. they're friends yet they have nothing in common.
Explanation:
In The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hide, Enfield and Utterson are friends who are very fond of each other.
The answer C. would be incorrect because the two of them are very good friends and do not argue all the time, as well as the answer D., as they are obviously not enemies.
The only answer that is correct is: B. they're friends yet they have nothing in common. The two of them are distant relatives, and although they spend every Sunday going for a walk together, they do not really talk during those walks, as they do not have much in common. Since neither of them likes to gossip, they usually walk in silence.
What is the actual narrative?
Answer:
these emotions happen when you're depressed and sad.
Caliban's appearance, forced servitude and his native status have lead the reader to interpret that he is a symbol of the natives who were suppressed by European colonial societies where, for this story, is represented by Prospero.
Answer: "Fondly do we hope, fervently do we pray, that this mighty scourge of war may speedily pass away."
Explanation: 12th sentence
