I think your answer is going to be B. you can immediately answer questions your audience might have.
When rita tells camillo to "rest easy," she meant that relax, in a figurative sense.
<h3>How does Rita die in Dexter?</h3>
In the Dexter Season 4 finale, the two killers face off and Dexter manages to kill the Trinity Killer. However what he doesn't know is that Mitchell has murdered Rita. He left her in a bath of her own blood with baby Harrison crying alone in a pool of his mother's blood. Arthur Mitchell, the infamous Trinity Killer, murdered Rita on her way to her honeymoon, not only as retribution for Dexter sidelining his murderous pursuits but also to prove to Dexter he can't escape the merciless killer he is on the inside. Rita was killed by Arthur Mitchell in the season four finale "The Getaway". Rita's death was alluded to by Dexter producers, who told media outlets "The Getaway" included a series-changing twist, leading to widespread speculation about it.
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QUESTIONS: When rita tells camillo to "rest easy," what does she mean, in a figurative sense? a) "relax." b) "take care." c) "be warned." d) "take heart."
There is no doubt that Beowulf was created to be a great Ango-Saxon warrior. This is because it exhibits characteristics that reflect many cultural values from the time it was created.
First of all it is necessary to remember that Beowulf was the archetype of the masculine vision of the time. At that time they had very well-defined gender roles and stated that Saxon men should be like strong Beowulf, warriors, courageous and protective. This would bring honor, glory and respect, which were characteristics stimulated at that time.
Furthermore, Beowulf shows to be violent in battles, this again reflects values of the time, since it was a time of many bloody and violent battles, where the winners were exalted in their communities.
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I’d say “but”is the answer
