Answer:
Another example of flat character is The Crucible's Elizabeth Proctor, who is a self-righteous woman, who always believes in doing something right. Whatever happens in the story, she stays faithful to her husband, John Proctor.
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Answer:
The first excerpt is an octave and the second is a sestet.
Explanation:
An octave is composed of eight lines, and a sestet has six. Counting the lines, the poem "Nothing Gold Can Stay" by Robert Frost has eight, thus being an octave, and the excerpt from "Hero and Leander" by Christopher Marlowe has six lines, meaning that is a sestet.
Not necessarily. the two worlds are portrayed to be opposite just by their names. The prompt is asking how a person tries to be independent while at the same time staying in protective atmosphere
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i say B.
Decorous
in keeping with good taste and propriety; polite and restrained.