The literary device that occurs in this scene is Dramatic Irony.
That is an occurrence in which the audience knows what is bound to happen but the characters in the play are unfamiliar with it.
Yes because the police are trained to do their job and even though some people are against the police they are trained and not everyone is a good person.
I think it was a knife
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It was mostly a "rift between the king and Parliament" that disrupted Great Britain during the reign of King George V. Parliament was mad they were not being listened to.
There are several things that we can infer about John Dryden’s view of Thomas Shadwell from the passage that was listed before with this question, but perhaps the most important is that he cares for others
