In this world it’s just us you know it’s not the same as it was
Answer:
if it is in text all you need to put is the page number and the author's name, if it's a works cited page, then its finding which format you need
Explanation:
in text (74, Smith & Franklin)
works cited (Smith, Darci, and Liam Franklin. Global Warming Myths. Edited by Aaron Wilder, Lippincott.)
Answer:
<em>The importance of being Earnest</em> is a masterpiece that talks in a funny and sarcastic way about society.
Explanation:
The characters are mainly from the victorian upper class which results to be satiric itself since in the story the author makes jokes about those characters. The author normally exalts the characteristics of frivolity, greed and thirst for power and money of the characters in the play but does so in a general way in a mocking way in order to show how these bad ways can have different meanings depending on the point of view in which these can be analyzed. for example in the excerpt utter by Lady Bracknell:
“To lose one parent, Mr. Worthing, may be regarded as a misfortune; to lose both looks like carelessness.”
It is possible to appreciate how the author intends to show the misfortune of the person whose parents died, not the parents itself, this results to be a sarcastic way to say that the person is the guilty one of the bad things that occur around.
The conflict develops because bride (Nene) wants her fience (Nmaemeka) to inform his father about their wedding as soon as possible. Nmaemeka afraids that his father will be against their wedding, because in his tribe the person has to marry only that one approved or chosen by the tribe. The reason of his thoughts is a letter that he received from his father where he informs that has already found a bride for his son. Also Nene is from another tribe which is unnaceptable for his father.
It would be B.) Not respectful, because you are not showing your mother any respect going behind her back and using her words.
