Answer:
Have.
Explanation:
Has implies present tense, which does not make sense in this sentence because of "been ordered by now", which signifies past tense, not present tense, so the correct answer is HAVE, because it makes sense, and fits the sentence and makes it grammatically correct.
<span>The play is actually The Murder of Gonzago, but Hamlet answers metaphorically, since "the play's
the thing" in which he intends to "catch the conscience of the king."
Three Blind Mice or its tune is heard a few times during the <span>play</span></span>
The central idea of Mike kubick's article 'The salem (and other) witch hunts' was to show how people, mainly women, were chased by the Church and obliged to confess crimes they hadn't committed. All this hunt was made 'in the name of God' and it was very difficult to escape or to think about denouncing the problem to authorities since they were the same people that committed such an abominable act.
Expecto-Patronum
In short terms, this is the spell.
In magical realism the world appears much like our own, but also
includes an element of the extraordinary. In Franz Kafka’s “The
Metamorphosis,” Gregor Samsa awakes one morning to find he has turned
into a giant insect. In Stacey Richter’s “The Cavemen in the Hedges,”
cavemen scurry in backyards, rummage through trash, and adore shiny
objects. In Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s “A Very Old Man with Enormous
Wings,” Pelayo finds an angel with “huge buzzard wings, dirty and
half-plucked” in his courtyard after a rainstorm. Still, the
extraordinary is firmly rooted in the ordinary. “A Very Old Man with
Enormous Wings” is populated with human characters, such as Pelayo’s
feverish newborn and the local priest, Father Gonzaga. And the story is
anchored in details the reader recognizes from her own reality: rain,
sea and sky, a chicken coop.