I believe the best option would be "from your house to the train station." Forgive me if I'm incorrect, but it seems like it's the only adverb clause in the sentence. Hope this helps. I'd say "the train will arrive" would be the answer, but it cannot be, because it is not modifying any part of the sentence. So, I think this is the best answer.
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I believe that the way that Hamlet's soliloquy affects the interpretation of his characters is that it reveals Hamlet's personality to the audience.
We see how indecisive he is, and how he is taking his sweet time deciding whether to kill his uncle or not, which leads him to madness, and ultimately, death.
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When Romeo's friends can't find him, they assume he is mad about Rosaline when really he has fallen in love with a new girl. It's irony because we already know he is love with Juilet, but they think he is still mad about Rosaline.
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