Answer:
the ques is incorrect plz try again and try to solve by yourself
B.) He sells Romeo the fatal poison
he plays the role of providing Romeo with the poison that will soon cause his suicidal death.
Answer:
I believe, put simply, Frankenstein has been killed by his monster. His friend, whose name cannot be derived from the passage, has found Frankenstein's corpse and Frankenstein's monster above him. Frankenstein's monster seems remorseful about killing their creator. However, the 'friend' is basically saying 'Bro, if you had just listened to your gut and your conscience, my dude, Frankenstein would still be alive'. What happened after is a bit murky, but basically, Frankenstein's monster is like,
'Do you dream? Do you think I don't feel hurt and guilt? After the murder of Clerval, I went off to Switzerland, feeling down. I felt bad for Frankenstein, then it turned to horror. I felt disgusted about myself. But then I found out that Frankenstein, the guy who made me and all of my problems, wanted to be happy. While he made my life horrible and piled torments on me, he tried to find happiness in the things I couldn't experience. Then I became angry, and I wanted revenge. I put aside my problems and adapted to the way I had chosen to feel...'
This is still a bit off, and it might not solve the entire problem, but I hope it clears up a few things??
Schroff tells her co-workers about her lunch with Maurice. They congratulate her on being kind but don’t think much of it. Schroff, however, finds she cannot get Maurice out of her head. She wonders what he’s up to now and what brought him to that corner begging for spare change. Thinking about his life or even just imagining the details forces Schroff to take stock of her own life.
Answer:
A few different ways
Explanation:
A few ways to stay positive is by doing yoga, meditation and\or excersizing.
