Had to look for the complete details for this question and here is my answer.
This is based on the <span>excerpt from Gilgamesh: A New English Version and based on this excerpt, the effect of Enkidu's dream interpretation is that it encouraged Gilgamesh to pursue with his journey.</span>
Answer:
From the tragedy play by William Shakespeare "Romeo and J u li et", Act IV scene v .
Explanation:
The lines given in the question are spoken by the Nurse. Act IV scene v of the play shows the nurse lamenting over the "death" of Jul iet, who had seemingly faked her de ath so that she won't have to marry Paris and betray her already married husband and love Romeo.
Romeo and Ju li et, being family foes for decades, know they cannot be together with the blessings of their respective families so they thought of a plan to stay together. The plan was to fake Jul i et's death so that Romeo will steal her corp se and they'll run away to a far place. By taking po is on that'll make her sleep, thus a momentary de ath, she tries to elude the marriage with Paris. It was this scene of the discovery of her death that led the nurse and her family members to mourn her, with Lady Capulet claiming "<em>deat h</em>" is her "<em>son -in - law</em>".
Answer:
It means all people have the same rights. Regardless of sex, religion, or race, appearance and/or any other factor. We all have the same rights, and none have more.
Explanation:
1) Irony. Because it's saying the inmate's voice was powerful yet broken which shows the contradiction. It's giving opposing descriptions by saying one thing, but meaning another
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