I'm almost 100% sure its To Come, for it sounds the most like an infinitive verb.
To take slaves to freedom via the underground railroad.
Shakespeare did get his ideas from nature and the day to day events. Being a critical and creative thinker he was able to write a number of literature materials.
I chose option a.
Explanation:
After Madame Loisel realizes the necklace is a fake and that she had been working for years to pay back the debt that she owed to several people for trying to buy a new one she is relived at first but slips into an unfortunate state of depression. While her husband recovers quickly he does not understand why his wife is so upset. She believes she has wasted ten years of her life doing something that wasn't necessary and wish she could take it back but she can't. Her husband leaves her claiming that he can no longer be with a depressed women because she is bring him down. The woman is now ever more unhappy and disappointed with herself. One month later and Madame Loisel kills herself. Her friend that she borrowed the fake necklace from comes into her home to find her dead the next day. The husband is contacted but he does not care for he married a rich woman and is very happy with his life. The end.
I hope this helps!
Hey, *name of friend*!
It’s been quite a long time since we’ve seen each other. How are you doing recently? I’d like to hear how you’ve got on since I’ve moved out of town.
I missed how we used to play in your back garden every single day in the afternoon, kicking footballs around and playing hide and seek. Ah, good memories!
I was wondering if you would like to see each other again soon… How does that sound? We could go out and enjoy some delicious ice cream by the beach, or we could visit the local park - like old times. I’ve missed you a lot ever since I’ve moved neighbourhoods. We used to have so much fun together, I hope to see you again soon.
I’m excited to hear from you soon, see you around!
