<span>If you look at the questions, you can see that they do not actually demand an answer: they are rhetorical questions. Namely, he wants the listeners to ask themselves the questions, and answer with a "yes" - he wants them to thing about whether they will join and he wants them to say "yes" - so the answer is that he wants to motivate the listeners - the answer is A)</span>
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Power of the past means the past can really influence your life. Your past actions/mistakes can have you dwelling in your head for hours. You can often get trapped in thoughts about the past. Your past doesn't define you, it's the present that defines you. The past made you who you are, even if it's not great. You can't change the past, but you can change your future.
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I had to redo it cus someone deleted it :)
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the one with jane having no trouble answering the questions
<span>The Friar refers to Romeo's "wit" first as an ornament that he must "shape and love" - in other words, he should prioritize growing in intelligence and fostering a sharp mind. However, it has been "misshapen" due to a lack of skill. As a result, what could have been a great benefit to him has become his downfall. I hope this helps!</span>