the answer is c.They stress how the work towards achieving total equality won't be easy or pleasant.
I definitely agree. Had Hamlet had acted promptly and and without hesitation as he had promised the ghost he would do, it is hard to imagine any of tragic outcomes later in the play would have occurred. His tendency to procrastinate is what led to the deaths of so many innocents such as Polonius, Laertes, Claudius, and his acquaintances from the University of Wittenberg: Rosencrantz and Guildenstern. We can also say that he is also indirectly involved in the deaths of his love Ophelia (drowning) and of his mother Gertrude - mistakenly poised by Claudius. Ultimately, his procrastination may have led to his own tragic demise.
From their sweet feeding in the fruit; / The droning of the bees and flies/ Rises gradual as a lute.
Explanation:
1.This quote means that when bees and flies eat inside from fruit, they drone (buzz), which gets increasingly louder. It also implies that this droning (buzzing) sounds somewhat musical as it becomes louder by comparing it to the sound of a lute, which is an instrument.
2.In these lines we see simile/metaphor, which is a literary technique of making a comparison between two things that are generally not considered similar in an effort to give readers a better understanding of the topic being discussed.
3.In these lines we can see that the sound bees and flies make is being compared to the sound a lute (which is a type of guitar) in order to give readers who might be familiar with the sound of the lute (and unfamiliar with the sounds of nature) a basis for comparison in the understanding of how the sound bees and flies sounded. As such, what these lines are saying is that the sound flies and bees made while they ate fruit sounded like the music made by a lute.
Answer:
nope but i think ma sista have
Explanation:
Answer: “newspaper” is a common noun.
Explanation: there are common nouns and proper nouns. Common nouns name objects, animals, ideas, things, while proper nouns are used for people’s names.
Example: “chair” is a common noun, whereas “Mary” is a proper noun. All nouns are either common or proper.
