Answer:
C. Sender
Explanation:
When you <em>send </em>a message, you're the <em>sender </em>of that message.
A caller is the person who makes a call, a receiver is the person receiving the message and or call, while the messenger is the person who wants to send a <em>certain</em> message, to a <em>certain </em>person.
1. Exposition -----> is when the characters are introduced
2. Rising Action ---> The events occurred to complicate the plot or suspense
3. Climax ---> The turning point in the story
4. Falling Action ---> what will happen as a result of the climax
5. Denouement --> Tells the results of the story
<u><em>In Shakespeare's Hamlet, Laertes and Hamlet both lose a father by unnatural and sudden death , it appears from the text that Laertes was in France when he heard about Polonius's death, presumably from a friend of court. </em></u>
<u><em>The author doesn't show this scene; it's part of the action that happens offstage. Infact our first confirmation that Laertes knows about his father's death comes in Act IV, Scene 5, when Claudius is speaking to Gertrude about Ophelia's psychologically disturbed behavior.
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<u><em>During Laertes's absence, Hamlet kills Polonius in Gertrude's living room. As soon he was informed of his father's death, he suddenly returns to Denmark and leads a mob to storm and take the castle. </em></u>
<u><em>Laertes confronts the King, thinking he was responsible for Polonius' death. The King explains to him who the real killer was, and incites Laertes to kill Hamlet and avenge Polonius' death.
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<u><em> When Laertes discovers that his father is dead, he is furious. His feeling of anger contributes to the play main theme, revenge. Laertes is a little unclear on who is responsible for his father death, but he takes immediate action to avenge him. </em></u>
A quilt is many different pictures formed into a blanket, so whatever the person is talking about, it may mean it has many different sides or many different expressions.
