B is the choice that i would select because by "...heavy eacning of homwork ahead" it means a lot, because when you think of heavy, you think of having a lot of heavy weight to carry. The more you have, they "heavier" it is.
The lines in the above excerpt from Act V of Shakespeare's “Romeo and Juliet” which reflect the conflict of person versus the unknown are:
“Of death, contagion, and unnatural sleep:
A greater power than we can contradict
Hath thwarted our intents.”
When Juliet rises from her 'unnatural sleep' and asks Friar Laurence about her beloved Romeo she comes to know that Romeo had died after drinking the poison. Frair Laurence tells her that 'a greater power' which is death has shown its supremacy and had occurred.
Answer:
The word free means to me is that I have freedom and I am able to have the right to do anything I plead.Chief Joseph,Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi,Oskar Schindler, Rosa Parks,Nelson Mandela,Jimmy Carter,Martin Luther King Jr, 14th Dalai Lama all of these people fought for freedom and the equality and it worked.African Americans can go into stores,restaurants,and a movie theater without being judge of the color of their skin.Freedom has done wonders for America, we used to be a slave-hoarding country where we didn't believe in equal rights and we didn't see the problem in discrimination. But now, thanks to 'American Heroes' such as Martin Luther Kind Jr. and Abraham lincon, we don't discriminate, and we have equal rights for all, but freedom takes courage, we cant be free if we don't believe in ourselves and in other people and if we don't have courage.In the USA, freedom has played a huge role in the development of our unique country, but the real question is, what did our founding fathers want? Did the "big daddies" want us to all treat each other equally and without judgement and to have a simple and un-complex set of rules of which we only needed to follow? Or did they promote slavery and discrimination, I am not the best at history so I shall not answer those rhetorical questions. My main point still stands as: Is America still a "free country" or have all of our rules and laws gone to our heads imposing us from realizing that we live here for freedom and liberty. The definitions of 'liberty' and 'freedom' are very much alike, they both speak about independence and the right of speech. Therefore could "Lady Liberty" be called"Lady Freedom"?My definition of free is the right to do as you shall wish to do upon your own judgement. The dictionary's definition of freedom is "the condition of being free; the power to act or speak or think without externally exposed restraints". My interpretation of this definition is that it is the state or form of living of which you can act upon your own judgement without imperial restrictions of the actions. The difference between Siri's definition of freedom and my definition of freedom is that she says that one has the power to do something without being imposed of from the outside, and in my definition, I am stating the fact of which you can make your own choices and judgements as you wish, and with none else but your own concern. For such a small word of seven letters it has a enormous definition that can me entirely controversal, it would make more sense if the word for freedom was "afflictionmelonment" or something ridiculous like that.Equality and freedom tie into each other.One example of freedom and equality being noticed is the time of black people verses white people. It started with slavery and evolved into black people getting less rights than white people. Another example is women's voting rights, with out freedom women wouldn't have the right to vote.
Where is the list of words we are to pick from? Or are we using every word to describe him in the book?
