Answer:
I know some one that knows but is going to take a minute
Explanation:
The nouns in the sentence are Cecil and grass.
Answer: ...we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship.......
Explanation:
Lady Capulet's accent tries to be Italian, but it falls short. The accent should be Italian because the setting of the play is Verona, Italy. However, sometimes her accent sounds more American South. This is especially true when she says "Nurse, thou knowest my daughter is of a pretty age." This inconsistency is particularly obvious when her accent is compared to that of the nurse, whose accent is clearly Italian.
Answer: Indirect Characterization.
Explanation: One of the reasons why a writer may use dialogues is to provide the reader with the indirect charcterization of one of the cahracters of a story. By using the character's speech patterns the indirect characterization gives a deep look into his/her personality.
