False.Both women protagonists in the play are definitely very consistent about love.One is mourning a loved one and cannot concentrate in anything else.The other,Viola ,also very devoted to a brother, fights to find him and to do so she disguises as a man and falls in love with a man.Both women follow a goal and that does not make them inconsistent in love, just the opposite
D. Consonance. It has the repetition of the final consonants in stressed syllables with different vowel sounds.
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Answer:
A. He lies to Kurtz's fiancé in order to give her comfort.
Explanation:
This is the final act that shows that indeed, Marlow has not been left completely callous by his journey through the heart of darkness as he thinks of Kurt's fiancé's feelings and decides to tell a lie so she wouldn't be in discomfort.