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When reading, you'll notice that the author primarily focuses on having the city change this, not the students or parents themselves. That rules out B and C. Furthermore, the author does not mention anything about the time the students get out, but rather, how dangerous the roads are. That rules out A.
I think the answer is D because of how much the author talks about the hazardous road conditions, so we can infer that the children are in danger when walking on Green Street.
Ophelia is a character who is manipulated by almost every other character in the play at some point or another. She is manipulated by her father and Claudius as they use her to try and bait Hamlet. They make her return the gifts he had given her and when she is yelled at by Hamlet they just watch and make no effort to relieve her of the trauma. She is manipulated by Hamlet, as he told her he loved her and then either in madness, faked madness, or sincerity took it all back and screamed at her. This drives her into a madness, escalated by her father's death, that leaves her helpless and leads to her drowning. Shakespeare, through the way the characters treat Ophelia and the result of her eventual death, is recognizing the lack of power that women have and how sometimes they were barely even treated like people, more like pawns in a chess match.
The answer is A, a root is the basic part and is the main focus
It is D, because if you saw a simple sentence that said, "They rule the earthly world of men together," you wouldn't know who "They" are. That is why it is dependent, because it is depending on the rest of the paragraph to do its part first. :D
