A, It demonstrates the speaker only has the poem to offer as a sign of his love.
The title says the words “I am Offering” then continues with “this poem” which makes me think that the poem is something that he offers, the poem he offers can/may be something to show his feelings. I chose A because it seems the most likely just from reading the title of the poem.
B doesn’t seem very likely because if it were to foreshadow that the speaker will offer great material sacrifices the title won’t really fit with it. Since it states that the speaker is offering the poem.
C.Might be a possibility but the title does not give off the vibe of hatred and if he were to declare his hatred for the recipient the title might not or there could have been better words than “I’m offering this poem”.
D. Doesn’t make sense because there was no wedding mentioned and the title doesn’t really fit with the happy occasion.
Hey there!
Your answer is going to be B. Showing Sarcasm.
Rolling your eyes is a lack of respect, as well as sarcasm.
Answer:
Rising Action: building tension
Falling Action: tying up loose ends
Climax: The exiting bit for the protagonist
Resolution: ending the story
Hamlet was role playing throughout the whole play and acted crazy all the time so that he could revenge for his father's death.
Hamlet thinks that when ultimately he kills the King Claudius, nobody else will kill him as everyone believed that it was the result of the case of insanity that was brought in notice by his father's death.
Moreover, he waited for a little time to plan and postpone his promises that he had made with the ghosts and tries to hide his true feelings because he didn't want anyone to know about his real feelings i.e. to plan his uncle's death.
He is appealing to the audience's emotions by using language with strong connotations such as “revolting barbarity” and “shameless hypocrisy” to condemn the United States and shame his audience.
