I think that it would be a. and b. or a. and c.
Vending machines, because each is just a word telling you that both were empty. Vending machines is what the whole sentence is based on.
#4. This is mercy and thou seest it not
The friar is telling Romeo that the punishment he got is far less than what he could've gotten and he should realise it and be grateful.
Answer: Flat
Explanation:
The character who said this is a servant of the house of Capulet named Sampson. He is a flat character because flat characters are simply placeholders in a story that have no depth attached to them. They also do not grow in the story but rather remain as they are from the beginning of the story to the end.
Sampson's sole purpose in Act 1 is to depict the hatred between the servants of the Houses of Capulet and Montague and throughout the Act is shown to be full of hatred for the Montagues. His view never changed and his role wasn't of consequence. He is a flat character.
Answer:
His plays belong to the Elizabethan Era :)
