Answer:
An individual piece of dialogue with a play
this was said by patrick henery and he meant that hed rather die than not have any freedom. Hope this helped!!
Answer:
The speaker in the poem encourages people to:
A. bravely stand up for what is right.
Explanation:
In his poem "Democracy", Langston Hughes develops the idea that waiting for change does no good. He criticizes those who think we should let things take their course. According to the speaker, "Tomorrow is another day. / I do not need my freedom when I'm dead. / I cannot live on tomorrow's bread.
" The speaker does not think compromise and fear will lead us anywhere. We should, therefore, bravely stand up for what is right, boldly demand equality. After all, "I live here, too. / I want freedom / Just as you."
You put the comma here: Ricky has a job, but Wanda is unemployment.
Hope helps!-Aparri
In that exact order you lined the characters up is the order in which they die. So Mercutio dies by Tybsalt's sword, then Romeo kills Tybalt,Romeo dies by drinking the poison and Juliet dies by stabbing herself.Hopefully this helps:)
