Polonius and his son, Laertes, best parallel that of King Hamlet and his son, Hamlet.
Both Polonius and King Hamlet were murdered. Both Hamlet and Laertes were driven to avenge the deaths of their fathers.
Furthermore, Hamlet and Laertes share several similarities: both were scholars, skilled swordsmen, and loving sons.
<span>The description of Old Scratch infers he's a demon.... particularly the "great red eyes". The fact that he is "begrimed with soot" alludes to the fires of Hell. Would he frighten me? Defintely.</span>
Answer:
they attepmted to kill him
Explanation:
he feld due that he has high survivality
No, he is not able to stop the madness that destroys Usher.
Madeline comes out from where they've buried her alive covered with the blood of her struggles and attacks Roderick. The effort drains whatever life she had left and she dies. Roderick dies from the shock of it all. The narrator flees the house just as it begins to crumble like it's inhabitants - because really they're one in the same.
Answer:
<u>"Scrutinizing someone's outfit" </u>has a more negative connotation than "studying someone's outfit."
Explanation:
"Scrutinizing someone's outfit" has a more negative connotation because scrutinize means to inspect something in great detail to find something. On the other hand, the word studying is related to analyze something or someone neutrally to obtain information.
"Scrutinizing someone's outfit" means inspecting it deeply to find something wrong. We can see that it has a negative connotation. "Studying someone's outfit" means to observe it or analyze it to learn about the person or their clothes.
