I think that it is either the first or third one For the author is using personification is this sentence, and could be describing it as though the scene did in fact remind the reader of something mysterious.. or even made the illusion that the leaves were talking.. (but in a more in-depth knowledge meaning than that, you know?)
Answer:
What motivates Tybalt's return to the scene is:
D. his hatred for the entire Montague family.
Explanation:
In the tragedy "Romeo and Juliet" by William Shakespeare, <u>Tybalt is Juliet's cousin</u>. As we know, the romance between Juliet and Romeo happens in the context of a bloody family feud. Juliet is a Capulet, Romeo is a Montague, and their families have hated each other for decades. <u>Tybalt is not the type to wish to end such a feud. Quite the contrary, he makes a point of feeding his hatred for the entire Montague family.</u>
Having that knowledge, we can easily eliminate options B and C. As for option A, Tybalt cannot be angry about the marriage because he is not privy to that information. Juliet and Romeo have married secretly. We are thus left with option D. <u>After killing Mercutio, Romeo's friend, Tybalt returns to the scene due to his hatred for Romeo and his family. Unfortunately for Tybalt, he ends up killed by Romeo.</u>
Answer:
Option D
Explanation:
Among the four options listed in question, the correct one is that Tennessee Williams incorporated techniques into his play in order to depict a sense of unreality
Tennessee Williams is America’s famous play writer who believed in writing something new than the traditional ones. Williams was of this belief that traditional techniques weren’t sufficient in portraying a character so some non-realistic modes of expressions should be incorporated in dramas also
No correction is needed, the original statement is correct
