Answer:
Miller calls his introduction to the play "An Overture," a word that usually refers to the orchestral introduction of a musical work but that also means "a proposal." He first provides a note on the historical accuracy of the play, saying that he has taken some liberties by combining characters or changing their ages.
Explanation:
The overture implies that human nature has a tendency to conform as people would rather compromise their principles than to be killed. Also, the overture implies that people fear the unknown; to be specific, members of the Puritan society fear the idea of some members being possessed by the devil or satanic spirit.
Because, if someone stole a car from someone, it would be worse than just talking about stealing the car. Actions are worse than words.
Answer:
What really caused Juliet's death?
Explanation:
Was it Juliet herself? Was it the pressure of her family? Or was it the heartbreaking death of Romeo?
Answer:
the criticism of social and economic problems
Explanation:
a comedy is satir of real world problems
Soft C:
Cereal, <span><span>ceiling, celebrate, celery, celestial, cell, </span><span>cellar
Soft G:
gym, </span></span>general, gentle, gentle, giant
