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3 years ago

What does the prologue foreshadow in the play ?

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AlekseyPX3 years ago

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Answer:

The families will pay for their feud with their children's lives

Explanation:

The play shows a sad account of event between two families. It shows how the parents eventually pay for the children's feuds. In this tragedy, there is loss of life due to misunderstandings and misrepresentation of information. The quotation from the poem:

"From forth the fatal loins of those two foes"

shows how the outcome or end result will be. In the end, parents will be heavily involved as they try to address the crisis.

Ne4ueva [31]3 years ago

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last one makes the most sense out of the available options

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It is not correct for your cousin to apply for both types of credit, as this could put her into debt.

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Your cousin's available funds are too little to guarantee both types of credit.

That's because they would demand a lot of money and leave her with few resources to meet her needs.

In this case, it would be more important for your cousin to save money, in investments that yield profits, such as savings cards, shares, real estate credits, among others that would allow her to have enough money in a period to buy a car.

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About the need to buy a car, your cousin can buy a used and cheaper car, for as long as she doesn't have enough money to buy the car she wants.

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Answer: B. with close scrutiny

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Write a story that will end with this statement I know no man can be trusted

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I was told to meet my friends at the 3rd alley in the town. I hated that alley. It was dark and creepy, and my friends knew it. So why do they want me to go there? I asked myself. As I walked, I slowed a bit. I felt someone watching me. When I got to the alley, I saw dark shapes, standing there. "You said you wanted to meet me here?" I called, walking over.

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I started running. My thought-to-be friends had betrayed me, and now they were after me. George, Melissa, and Sammy were gaining fast. I knew I couldn't outrun them, but maybe I could outsmart them. So I ran as fast as I could towards the river, calculating it's depth and length. "Please say I'm right," I muttered to myself, and dove right in.

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My siblings woke me up at 5:00. I didn't get any sleep. My mom and dad had heard I was out last night, so they banned me from going outside for life. I didn't really listen to their lectures, because I knew what they were going to say before I went to sleep. I thought to myself, Now I know no man can be trusted.

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