It is clear from the bleeding Iago that he is supernaturally evil because he is not being killed by Othello's sword wounds in the scene.
What is scene?
The term "scene" refers to a section of a lengthy play or act, or a "snippet" of such an act. In addition to being in a play or a drama, a scene can also be in a literary work.
The word "wounded" in Iago's name, which also explains that he is an evil character with supernatural abilities, makes it clear in a scene from the play Othello that he is not dying during this scene.
So, in regards to the scene, option A is correct.
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The answer is D.
(A.) doesn’t make sense because this is a flashback to when the author was four, which means they are older and able to comprehend and remember the past.
(B.) doesn’t make sense because they are no longer four so they have already lived to know what it’s like without a grandfather.
(C.) doesn’t make sense because we can’t infer from the text that he was relieved the grandfather is gone.
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we have boasted the protection of Great Britain, without considering, that her motive was interest not attachment.
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