I would think it would be A. She never mentions anything about why they attacked in b, only that they knew it was coming, In c she doesn't state anything about religion, and d, she is trying to reassure the people that they are prepared, not trying to get the people to like her. That only leaves A to be the best answer
The third option is the correct one - "it tells a moral tale that is at odds with the pardoner's own persona".
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Text Genre is a type of written or spoken discourse. Texts are classified into genres on the biases of the intent of the communicator
The setting builds atmosphere to whether the environment in the story is pleasant or disturbing, it can build a sense of uneasiness if the author describes darkness and destruction in the story . Likewise , if a setting is full of light and flowers , it implies a happy and pleasant mood.
In scene 4, lines 1-30, Capulet tries to get Juliet to marry Paris. Capulet decorates the wedding to where it would be perfect. He wants Juliet to marry Paris because he was very wealthy and he had great fame.
<span>Capulet had given Juliet her freedom as a child and he wanted her to </span>hurry<span> up and marry Paris before she got too old. </span>
<span>The audience, Friar and the nurse were the only people who knew about Romeo and Juliets marriage. Romeo and Juliet fell in love and they knew that they shouldnt be able to get married. This makes it a dramatic irony because Juliet is already married to Romeo.</span>