No, Romeo did not cheat on Juliet, if you're asking about Shakespeare's play, Romeo and Juliet.
Answer:
b) an American lieutenant who volunteers for the Italian ambulance corps.
Explanation:
The Farewell to Arms by Ernest Hemingway tells the story of a US lieutenant, Frederic Henry, who served in the Italian army during World War I as an ambulance driver. The novel unfolds around his tragic passion for an English nurse. It is a romance of love and suffering, of loyalty and desertion.
The American Frederick Henry goes to Italy during the First World War, looking for work as a war correspondent, but ends up becoming an ambulance driver with the lieutenant's insignia. On the eve of an Italian offensive against the Austrian army, he meets English Red Cross aide Catherine Barkley and they fall in love. Henry is wounded in the ensuing battle and is taken to the American hospital in Milan.
Thanks to their Italian friends, the two meet again at the hospital and stay together during Henry's recovery. Catherine gets pregnant but does not want to get married. Henry is forced to return to his unit. He comes back in a difficult time, when the Germans can force the Italians to retreat (Battle of Caporetto). During the ensuing chaos, his official friend and doctor Alessandro Rinaldi is shot by the Italian soldiers themselves, which causes Henry to leave the army. He returns to Catherine and the two escape to Switzerland.
Answer: happy
Explanation:
“It is our distinct pleasure to launch Gablowsian Gallery NYC with the first solo show of paintings by Justin Bieber,” it reads.
“The works evoke intimacy, childhood dreams and family all with subtle layers of eroticism, joy and the gestation of sexual identity,” says the email. “Made with acrylics, spray paint and markers, the works embody a natural sense of freedom and abandonment. Even though they are stream of conscious works, they hold tight to a formal training and art historical framework. While many will try to pinpoint a source/origin artist to reference, these works are truly individual and are distinctively profound.”
The email is also pushing a supposed limited edition print of a work called “Cool Cat.”
But when we ran the fishy event by Bieber’s rep, they responded, “Not real!”
Regardless, when we reached out to “Gablowsian,” he kept up the bit.
“We have sold half of the collection and the works start in the six-figure
