Answer: I'm not exactly sure if this is what you are looking for but perhaps it is
<u>“But if there was a tornado… she didn’t have a basement or a storm cellar. He had to make sure Mrs. Laney was OK.” (Paragraph 9)</u>
Answer:
You get more of the main character’s thoughts that the others
Explanation:
I'd say that the King doesn't confront Hamlet directly about Polonius's death because he was afraid that his own murder would be discovered. He was the one who killed the previous King, Hamlet's father, and he didn't want Hamlet to find out about it because he may want to exact his revenge on his own uncle. Ultimately, Claudius doesn't really care much for Polonius, so he doesn't need to fight to avenge him.
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
A Voyage to Lilliput. Could any part of Swift's text be applied to the two major political parties in this country.
Yes, of course, it can be applied to the United States political parties.
On one hand, there is the Republican Party, whose members are conservative people who support nationalistic ideas, they are religious people with traditional approaches to family values, do not like the government to raise taxes to pay for social programs, and they support more investment in weapons and defense.
On the other hand, there is the Democratic Party. A more liberal party whose ideas tend to support the increase in taxes to create social programs to help the ones in need, they are more open to supporting minority groups, and liberal ideas about sexual orientation.
Both parties spend much of the time arguing, accusing each other, finger-pointing and insulting, instead of working together for the benefit of the country.
