A drama is considered a tragedy when its main characters are noble and the outcome is fatal. The main character makes a fatal error (<em>Hamartia </em>in Greek as defined by Aristotle) trying to do the right thing in a scenario where the right thing cannot be done. This leads to the main character's death or other form of moral or physical corruption, such as going crazy. In the case of Hamlet, prince of Denmark, the main character tries to avenge the death of his father the king by killing his murderer, the king's brother Claudio, who did so and married Hamlet's mother the queen to become king.
The correct answer is the second option: They depict the poverty and lifelessness of the town. Willian Least Heat-Monn´s Blue Highway is an autobiographical travel book in which he narrates his visits to unknown, small forgotten towns in rural areas of U.S.A., as well as his conversations with people who live in those towns. In this excerpt, the person with whom he is talking tells about a town in which they lack a doctor, what shows evident poverty and lifelessness, part of the central idea of the book.
Answer:
so that way, we actually don't believe them.
Explanation:
I believe its because it falls across multiple lines without obvious breaks.
The line breaks are important because the first word of each line gets
emphasis. So, I would say A, but one could argue C.
