D, it is the author's belief.
Prospero wants Miranda and Ferdinand to fall in love, but he does not tell Miranda that. When Miranda sees Ferdinand she immediately falls in love, as the only men she has ever seen before are her father and Caliban. Ferdinand also falls in love with Miranda instantly and promises to make her queen.
Prospero though, calls him a traitor and threatens to tie him up. Miranda fights for his freedom and Prospero agrees, if Ferdinand will do hard labor for him.
Answers:
1. Can’t be
2. Can’t have won
3. Must have been
4. Must be
5. Couldn’t have been
6. May have been
7. Ought to have left
8. Can’t be
9. Could turn out
10. Must have left
11. Should have won
12. Should be
Answer:
The element of folktale that this excerpt contain is:
c) a character playing a trick.
Explanation:
From the excerpt, we see the main character, Hidesato, was deceived for a moment. What he believed to be a monster dragon turned out to be a Dragon King, a man, probably with magic powers. We can say, thus, that <u>Hidesato has been tricked</u>. That is a common element of folktales and fairy tales, according to Carl Gustav Jung.<u> In folktales, characters represent several universal characteristics of human society (archetypes), including the evil character, the helper, and the trickster. The trickster usually outsmarts other characters, deceiving them so that he can get what he wants.</u>
Answer is D since it is very detailed, and explains the narrators thoughts of the future by using present tense, e.g. “At the thought of quitting...”, since it looks like the narrator is considering something they might be doing in the FUTURE.
