Hello, you have not shown what is the allusion that this question refers to, which makes it impossible for the question to be answered satisfactorily. however, I can help you by showing that the Allusion is a form of referencing something or someone, causing the reader's understanding to be extended. Thus, if the allusion of the text refers to something good, the reader can perceive that Dupin and the minister have a very good relationship with each other, however, if the allusion refers to something bad, we can understand that the relationship between these two characters is bad.
Answer:
Hamlet refuses to kill Claudius while praying, because he believes that Claudius's spirit will go to heaven since he is in the process of asking God for forgiveness. Hamlet knows that his father never had a chance to repent for his numerous sins before Claudius murdered him and does not think that sending Claudius's soul to heaven would be adequate revenge.
Explanation: Essentially, killing Claudius is not enough for Hamlet, who wishes to send Claudius's soul to hell for eternity. Hamlet hopes to kill his uncle while he is excessively drinking alcohol, gambling, or "in th' incestuous pleasure of his bed" in order to ensure that his soul will suffer in hell.
C Third Person Limited because the writer is only showing the feelings of Alice and does not use "I" he uses ""she" or Alice's name.
The answer is b hop I help you
Verb or a noun or a adjective
