The lines show that the speaker only pretends to have feelings for others.
The question asks how these lines show that the speaker uses people in relationships. The question suggests that the speaker's feelings are not truthful or passionate. This eliminates option D that the speaker has felt passion deeply. We also do not have any sense of embarrassment or appeal to emotions in these lines. The lines speak of a superficial connection with love's pleasure. These all suggest that the speaker does not have true feelings for others.
The warrior's code valued loyalty, strength, and bravery. Based on this, we can highlight these values in the following sections.:
- Bravery: "Each of us must the end-day abide of." In this excerpt Beowulf shows bravery in accepting that death will come to all, it is a natural thing that we should not fear, but rather accept when the time comes. In the passage "To look at the footprint of the kingsman of Grendel!" Beowulf shows the bravery in confronting Grendel's mother (a monstrous creature of unnatural strength) if she tries to stop him from achieving his goals.
- Loyalty: "I promise you this now: to his place he'll escape not, ..." In this passage, Bewoulf takes an oath to the king, showing all his loyalty and fidelity to the sovereign.
The answer is B. Visiting an art museum
The appearance of Tybalt foreshadows Romeo's eventual death as he narrowly escapes it at Tybalt's hands. It creates a sense of impending danger for Benvolio, Mercutio and the audience as it is the first indication that Romeo is doomed.
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