It’ll be D. Symbolism is an epic poem tends to require research to decipher.
ANSWER: He ordered it to be left on the battlefield to be eaten by wild animals
EXPLANATION: Creon considered Polyniece as a traitor. To establish his authority and power, he ordered everyone to not bury his body. He made the law so that no one touches his body for burying it and it should be eaten by the animals. Soldiers were made to watch the body so that no one dares to bury the body and his order is been obeyed.
The correct answers are B. Happy dagger and E. Timeless end
Explanation:
In literature, an oxymoron refers to a literary and rhetorical device in which two or more words with contradictory or opposite meanings are placed together in order to create a complex concept or show the paradox of some situation. Additionally to this, in the case of Shakespeare works including "Hamlet" and "Romeo and Juliet" it is common to find combinations of two words or phrases that include oxymoron.
This can be seen in the excerpt from Act V, scene III of "Romeo and Juliet" in the words "happy dagger", because the word "dagger" had a negative connotation and therefore linking it to the word "happy" seems contradictory, and in the words "timeless end" because the word "timeless" means eternal, but the word "end" means there is a limit of time. This means the phrases from the passage that are oxymorons are "happy dagger" and "timeless end" considering in these sentences two contradictory words are placed together which is exactly what oxymorons are about.
Answer:
The scientist brings a caged lion cub.
Explanation:
As class started and Dr. Dillamond gets fired, a government scientist takes over the class as the new teacher along with a lion cub inside of a cage and he explained to the class as it was mention before that animals should stay in cages because of their own and other safety, all this coming from the recent loss of rights for animals discriminated by the wizard of oz. These event makes Elphaba extremely angry and triggers her magic abilities within the classroom.