Lord and Lady Capulet both have strong emotional reactions to Juliet's refusal to marry Parris. When Juliet gives her answer, Lord Capulet gives her an ultimatum: marry Parris or he'll disown her. Lord Capulet does not have a rational conversation or hear Juliet's concerns. Lady Capulet also reacts emotionally when she refuses to listen to her daughter as well.
Martin used the phrase " I have a dream" because it was something he wished could happen, maybe in his dreams everyone was living happily together.
The phrase that contributes most to the mentioned passage is”
“I will never forget”.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Samuel’s Memory is a memoir written about how the native Indians of America had to face at the hands of the white Americans. They had to be relocated and restart their lives.
Samuel’s recount’s the same and shares how he lost his mother at that time, making him feel lonely and sad. Even though it is his great-grandson who writes this encounter, the memory is so vivid in Samuel’s mind that he yet expresses the same as if it may have happened recently.
Hence, depicting that he shall never forget what happened and how it affected him.
The answer is "an appeal to moral responsibility."
