<span>"Midsummer Night Dream" is written by William Shakespeare. This is both a comedy and fantasy. In the given part above from this story, the scene is an example of a complicating incident. This is a complicating incident because this will lead in the rising action. The answer for this is B.</span>
I would say answer choice C is correct. He's not apathetic or uncaring, he's actually quite kind, especially to Dante. He covers his eyes for him when they are near Medusa. He's also definitely not depressed or seeking a way out desperately, he seems to be accepting of his fate and condition. And he's not overbearingly eager or glad, either, he's just polite.
Answer:
The comedy in She Stoops to Conquer results from a conflict between appearance and reality, between what things appear to be and what they are. We see this in Marlow's confusion of Hardcastle with an innkeeper and of Kate with a barmaid.
Explanation:
D- Arsenites would be the type of poisoning❤️
Orville Wright in January 30, 1948, and Wilbur Wright, in May 30, 1912.