I wouldn't say that the Capulets (or the Montagues, for that matter) are complex characters. They are there merely to advance the plot of the play, and to cause the tragic events which occur in the end. We don't really know much about either of the families, except for the fact that they have always had a particular feud and are therefore sworn enemies. They do act as a villain in the play, given that it is basically because of them that their children die because they weren't allowed to love each other.
The theme is basically brains over brawn, because the mouse continues to use his intelligence to escape the big and strong creatures that are after him, despite the mouse himself being small and frail.
A transitive verb demands an object, such as in the following case: She is reading a book. The verb <em>to read </em>demands the direct object <em>a book </em>which is why it is transitive.
On the other hand, intransitive verbs do not need an object to complete them, such as in the case: She is sleeping.
In the sentence above, the verb <em>was </em>is a past tense of the verb <em>to be, </em>and it is used as a linking verb in the sentence, connecting the first part with the adjective <em>beautiful. </em>Since there is no object in the sentence, the correct answer is <u>intransitive</u>.
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Answer: the description of whistles calling people truthfully to work highlights the effect of Babbitt alarm clock
Explanation: I did this and I know it’s right, btw your on the wrong passage
