Answer: Both Laertes and Fortinbras act without delay and with determination while Hamlet struggles in a sea of indecision. Fortinbras is decisive and warrior-like whereas Hamlet vacillates and is much more peace-loving.
Fortinbras is more focused on the honour of his country, Norway, but all Hamlet cares about is killing his fathers murderer. Hamlet's morals slow down the process of his revenge whereas Fortinbras' firm attitude makes him act faster.
B. The pack of wolves hunts <span>in this wildlife refuge" is the only sentence in which the verb agrees with the subject, since "pack" is singular, so it matches with "hunts". </span>
I don't get it either maybe try google just trying to help
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Gregor Mendelssohn I think
"<span>It makes the reader aware of the key actors in the unfolding narration" would be the best answer. It's important to establish key characters early on so the reader is confused later. </span>
