Homer Barron in the "Rose of Emily" was the foreman of a construction firm that was hired to work on the sidewalks in the town. The reason why he disappeared is because Emily killed him through the use of poison.
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D. Sensuous drowsiness.
Explanation:
Richard Connell's short story "The Most Dangerous Game" revolves around the theme of hunter and prey. The complicated relationship of the hunter and the hunted, the conflict for survival and the need to hunt are all seen in the story.
The given passage is from the initial parts of the story where Sanger Rainsford and his friend Whitney are on the steamer on their way to the hunting expedition. From the passage, the use of the word "<em>indolently</em>" can be understood from the words "<em>sensuous drowsiness</em>", which suggests that he is adverse to the very word.
Here, he is shown to be not sleepy, but then the next sentence follows with the word "<em>sensuous drowsiness of the night</em>" which is contrary to each other.
The number one responsibility is to interpret how a character sounds and act
Answer: Caesar will not reverse the exile of Cimber’s brother in response to begging and flattery.
Explanation:
In <em>Julius Caesar</em>, Caesar is betrayed by his friend Brutus, who organizes his assassination together with other conspirators.
<em>Act III, Scene I</em> is a scene in which Caesar is murdered.
Before the murder happens, Metellus begs Caesar to allow his brother (Publius Cimber), who has been banished from Rome, to return. It is not specifically stated why Publius has been banished, but Caesar replies that he would not absolve his guilt, as he was banished by lawful decree. Brutus and Cassius join Metellus in his plea, but Caesar does not change his mind. By mentioning Publius, Metellus is actually trying to distract Caesar. His brother is just an excuse which allows Metellus and his fellow conspirators to gather around Caesar before they murder him.
