<u>"Once upon a time" is a typical phrase used to introduce a narrative of past events, like in fairy tales.</u> The correct answer is B. <em>inverted fairy tale</em>. It has the same structure of a fairy tale but used in a different way, for example the settings are different and the ending is also very different from the happy ones in a normal fairy tale, but the way in which is written is pretty much the same.
<span> Mercutio is a young gun and having fun. He doesn't take anything too seriously, even women. He is young and reckless for the most of it, yet like all young men, there is a budding man underneath. </span>
<span>Mercutio will not tolerate injustice, is very loyal to his friends and ultimately he delivers "a plague on both your houses" - this pivotal delivery wouldn't come from a fellow who thought that fate and destiny are a lot of cobs wobble or outside of his control. </span>
<span>He is a young gun and having fun, though he is also a pretty layered character. I think he does believe in fate and destiny to a degree, though like most of us, doesn't spend too much time placing his fate in the hands of the gods, he creates his destiny by creating his destiny - until his fate is taken outside of his control.</span>
helping would let you an others be friends so thats how friend starts
Answer:
This doesn’t have enough context darling!
Explanation:
If I’m being honest, people rarely use real stories so feel free to use my example paragraph. ;3 An example of a paragraph you could use for this would be “ A family night is where it all started. We hadn’t been out in so long we decided that we needed a night out to keep the glorious bond our family had. So we all decided to go out to eat. Instead of going to some mundane place like McDonalds or BurgerKing, we decided to attend a local restaurant that we had never been to before. So we went to this place called “Mama Louisa’s Italian Restaurant and Catering.” As soon as we got there the smell of fresh garlic bread and spaghetti sauce filled our noses with delight and excitement. There was a woman at a counter in what looked like a small lobby. She was so kind when she gave us our menus and showed us to our tables. We sat at a booth and I looked around at other people’s plates to see the many menu items I could have. I remember admiring a large plate of spaghetti with two halves of a big piece of garlic bread. I knew that was exactly what I wanted so I asked my parents if I could acquire said meal. Turned out, everyone at my table had ordered the same thing! It took awhile for the waiter to bring the food to our table as we all waited with such anticipation. Finally, our food arrives and all of our faces light up with excitement! The smell was so amazing I remember almost drooling over my fresh plate of spaghetti. As we ate and cracked really cheesy jokes that only “my” family would find funny, we found this family night out to be a huge success! This was my best experience with food.”
