She's afraid that the potion won't work, she's afraid that Friar gave her poison, and she's afraid she'll awake and suffocate before Romeo arrives
The correct answer is B. The newspaper account acted surprised by people's reactions.
At the very start of the radio program, Orson Welles had repeatedly mentioned that the said drama is a science fiction. The sci-fi radio drama was said to cause panic among many of their listeners because of its realistic script. Welles also thought there have been quite a percentage of the population who panicked It was also cited in New York Times, that people were in a mass panic because of the drama itself.
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Where's the passage?
Take a screenshot of the passage and i'll answer!
First, it is Lord Capulet (just FYI).
Second, He is not seen as respecting free will, but rather as oppressive. I do not think there is a line showing he respects free will. Romeo and Juliet had to sneak around because their parents did not respect free will. <span />
