<span>The narrator means to characterize her neighborhood by describing its audioscape, the way it sounds as you’re walking through. Unlike other more prosperous neighborhoods where the background includes people laughing and talking, cars driving buying and perhaps sidewalk salesmen, the narrator’s neighborhood is quiet – no sounds of commerce, children playing, not even voices talking as the people wait for things to improve.</span>
The correct answer is this passage:
CHORUS God of Thebes, lead thou the round. Bacchus, shaker of the
ground! Let us end our revels here; Lo! Creon our new lord draws near,
Crowned by this strange chance, our king. What, I marvel, pondering? . .
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Here the chorus says that they will "end the revels" which means: stop feeling happy, stop the festivities, become unhappy, because Creon is coming.
This shows that they have a negative attitude to him and perhaps fear him.
The narrator<span> does not participate in the story but only </span>observes. ... First-person point<span> of </span>view<span> allows readers to </span>see<span> and hear what the </span>narrator<span> sees and hears ... Readers often question his </span>statements <span>because he is also inexperienced. .... </span>Third-person limited point<span> of </span>view<span>, or </span>third-person limited omniscient<span> as it is sometimes.</span>
Given shakepsperes love of Drama; I feel the best answer is your first option.
#3 is i believe is the first one.
#4. is the third one
#5.is third one
* Hopefully this helps!
