Do you think it’s important to be a free-thinker? Why or why not?
- Yes, because free thinking enables us to generate ideas that have the power and potential to transform the world.
What kinds of skills and characteristics make someone a free-thinker?
- Free-thinkers are confident, logical and intelligent.
<span>There are a few possible explanations for the scene that takes place between Herrick, Goody Good, and Tituba at the beginning of Act IV. The first possible explanation is that the two women are obviously not witches and must put on an act for the jailer, Herrick. Another possibilty is that the women are slowly going insane from being in such horrible conditions for such a long period of time. At this point, Tituba and Goody have been in jail the longest, probably a few months, and might even believe that they might be witches at this point. Finally, Miller could have included this scene for comic relief. This is almost a comical scene; however, it follows an act that was full of drama and emotion and precedes a scene that will contain even more drama and emotion.</span>
Answer:
Mark Antony manipulates people without them knowing.
Explanation:
William Shakespeare's "The Tragedy of Julius Caesar" revolve around the death of Julius Caesar and the fights for the power of Rome. This play delves into the historical facts about Caesar's death and how the nation of Rome came to be the main bone of contentment among the major powers in an attempt to be made ruler of Rome.
In the given excerpt from Act V scene i of the play, Cassius comments how Mark Antony is like a bee, for <em>"they rob the Hybla bees And leave them honeyless</em>". This is a figurative language that compares Antony to a honeybee who sweet-talks and gain friendship and trust from the others while secretly trying to achieve personal gain, for his own interest. Cassius's comment seems to suggest that<u> Mark Antony knows how to manipulate people without them knowing what he is really doing.</u>
Answer:
in my opinion
Explanation:
its equality that evokes pity or sadness