I don’t now but good luck
Answer and Explanation:
A soliloquy is essentially where one character talks to him-/herself in a long monologue. Usually, in this kind of speech, the character discloses his/her thoughts and feelings.
In Act 2, Scene 2 of Shakespeare's "R and J", we see R under J's balcony, looking on as she thinks to herself. This is one of the most famous parts of the play with R starting by saying "But soft! What light through yonder window breaks? It is the east, and J is the sun".
Basically, R goes on a long spiel about how beautiful J is, beyond any type of beauty he has ever witnessed. R forgets all about Rosalind and all but confesses his undying passion for J in this excerpt. With every description of J's movements and appearance (comparing her eyes to the stars and heavens), we can tell he is infatuated with J.
Answer:
registered nurse
Explanation:
beacause they give educational and emotional support to their patient
the salary is also high enough to sustain you and the family
Answer: Explanation:
The sentence presents one situation where some facts ("mom had to work late;" "and the storm knoked out the electricity") are part of a cause, which <em>had an effect on another fact, or a consequence of the initial facts,</em> ("so we had to eat cold cereal for supper.") Mom couldn´t cook because she was at work; without electricity and no microwave <em>resulted in 'cold cereal for supper.' The conjunction so is used to say that something happens as a result of something else.</em>