Answer:
Option D
Explanation:
myConcerto provide unique solutions to the unique needs and complexities of the business. It helps to build potential cloud based solution specific to its business. The solutions are not readymade and are designed based on vis-a-vis requirement of the client.
Hence, option D is correct
In "To Build a Fire," what advice does the old man from Sulphur Creek give to the main character?
<span>The old-timer from Sulphur Creek had warned the man of the dangers of going into the frigid Yukon Territory in the winter.</span>
Answer:
c). indent and start a new line; double space lines.
Explanation:
The rules for in-text citations in MLA(Modern Language Association) format for long quotations include an "indent with a margin of half-inch, the quote begins from a new line and follows double spacing." The use of quotations marks is strictly prohibited in case of long quotations(comprising of more than four lines). They are located in a free-standing pattern with the indent towards the left side and required to be written using double space to separate it from the original content followed by the author's last name and page number in parenthesis post the last full stop. Thus, <u>option c</u> is the correct answer.
Answer:
The king sets Damon and Pythias free because he is amazed by their loyalty
Explanation:
Answer:
From my point of view, justice has not been served, specially if we understand that revenge is not a synonym of justice. Moreover, the ending has a bittersweet sensation because one would have expected someone to survive and find a way of restoring the order; with the death of King Claudius and Prince Hamlet, Denmark is left in a fragile situation, and we wonder: Was this Hamlet's plan? How could this be justice when there is not a complete positive outcome for Hamlet and the society?
We should consider the different events of the play, because there are several characters that are seeking revenge/justice. In the final scene, we can see that:
- Hamlet is able to kill King Claudius (and finds "justice" for his father)
- Laertes kills Hamlet (and finds "justice" for the death of his father Polonious)
- Hamlet kills Laertes (and finds "justice" for his own death)
From this point of view, it could be said that revenge is the only protagonist of this play. If any of the characters would have been able to leave their personal affairs aside, they could have thought of the consequences that could be left for the people around them. Their thirst for revenge only left them satisfied, and the rest suffered the consequences. If they would have sought justice, the outcome would have been different: order would have been re-established and Denmark wouldn't have been left on such fragile situation.
