Explanation:
The first is that he does not understand the American class system and thinks that mere wealth will gain him acceptance into the old money circles exemplified by East Egg and the Buchanans. In his desire to be accepted into that society and in his inability to realize that he never will be, he is foolish.
This question is about William Shakespeare's Sonnet 60
Answer:
(A) consistent, but intensified as the poem develops
Explanation:
The poem has a consistent theme that intensifies as it progresses. This theme is how a person's time is finite, passes quickly and makes all young and strong human beings fall victim to time, because just as time gives them youth, time takes away youth and everything good that it provides. This is done quickly and progressively, making it impossible to stop.
Answer:
I think its
O The speaker considers love an entirely natural occurrence.
but if your able to attach the poem I'd be able to tell you for sure as I've done this one in class.
Explanation:
I believe the answer will be B
