Answer:
it seems so.
Explanation:
as he says
"I drink to a foeman worthy of my steel," that is implying that he wanted to face someone who is just as powerful as he is
Answer:
A. A mysterious artifact that archaeologists from competing museums try to acquire
Explanation:
He uses various rhetorical means of proving his claims such as appealing to emotions. He presents the case of the King's behavior in such a way that is supposed to elicit an emotional response from the reader and motivate them to support the rebellion. Not only that but it is also masked as common sense so as to make it seem sensible.
