Answer:
I'm not sure where this is from, but it sounds like he's almost suggesting he is not alive. I'm unsure if he means figuratively dead or literally dead, but that's what it seems to me. I draw this conclusion because he says he lies by her side, but, of course, she's dead and in a tomb. Not only that, but he says the stars never rise, and he lies by her all night. If he were in a tomb, it would seem like an everlasting night with no light (or stars). Furthermore, by stating that she's his "life" (but obviously not living), then maybe they share their life together in death.
Answer:
C) That he loved Ophelia
Explanation:
He was told that the sword tip was poisned, thus he didn't know. The ghost was mentioned, but I'm not sure it was clear that it was of his father. He certainly did talk about his love for Ophelia. He said something about loving her more than 40 thousand brothers being able to. Although he declined the wine, we know that it wasn't necessairly made known to him when he asks for the treachery to be found out.
Answer:
destroy is to build as arrival is to departure
Explanation:
destroy is the antonym of build