The theme of William Shakespeare’s Sonnet 116 is A. Steadfastness of love.
Like other Shakespeare's sonnet this sonnect depicts the theme of permanency in love. Shakespeare signifies that the love doesn't change with the change in appearance, it remains constant. It's like a guiding star to a wandering ship. It remains constant to its position despite harsh conditions.
No they shouldn't this is why <span>Free Wi-Fi is actually not free to the taxpayers. This can increase their taxes because it can cost millions if not billions of dollars to get this set up.</span>
Answer: During chapter 2 of the story which is " From the Blackbird Pond" is a hardworking and an achieving kid. In the chapter it says that "John is the son of a tanner who once dreamed of going to Harvard. He worked in the day and studied Latin at night, but couldn’t save enough money for tuition. He is travelling to Wethersfield now, though, to study with Reverend Bulkeley, a “very famous scholar, in medicine as well as theology” (2.18). He doesn't have a lot of time to talk to kit. If you compare Kit to John they have too completely different personalities.
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When Philip (his Christian name) Pirrip (family last name) was younger, he couldn't pronounce his name so he began calling himself Pip. This is how he got the nickname Pip. He was an orphan, btw.
