Assuming this is at the beginning of the play Act I he is feeling cheerful because he is heading to the ball to see Rosaline his love before Juliet
<span>holding to traditional attitudes and values and cautious about change or innovation, typically in relation to politics or religion.</span>
Intrasitive is the answer for sure
The psychological effects are based on Jane's perspective. Every person has a level of control over their mind. If she chooses to let it be a detrimental thing, it will be. If she chooses to let it strengthen her, it will. I think that Jane's life would be completely different if she had grown up with her parents, and not necessarily in a positive OR a negative way. She would just perceive things differently in her day to day life because she would have had a completely different experience in her childhood. I think so because knowledge and action correspond. If she has the knowledge of something, she can act on it. Every individual holds the key to their own happiness- whether they chose to use the key is on them.
