In this excerpt, Hamlet expresses his view that Claudius is a tireless leader.
<u>The correct answer is B.
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He describes him a persistent person, a person that conquers what he wants to, works hard to get it, and when he finally achieve his goal he feels delighted: "<em>The kettle-drum and trumpet thus bray out The triumph of his pledge</em>".
It is useless to attempt to retaliate against the Socs because they are a socially privileged gang. Just for fun, Socs commit violence to greasers. Instead of being punished, they even get praised in the newspapers. So Ponyboy vowed never to get into any troubles.
<span>As domestication is often associated with large increases in population density and crowded living conditions, these 'unfavorable' environments might be the selective pressure that drove the rewiring of both species</span>
