Answer:
The correct answer is Mr. Hyde and Dr. Jekyll are the same person.
Explanation:
In his letter, Lanyon tells about that night where he went to visit Jekyll. Through a letter (which was not typical of him) Jekyll asks dr Lanyon to go to his home and follow specific instructions, which dr does.
There, he narrates everything that happened that night. How Hyde through experiments that went totally in the opposite direction of what Lanyon approved scientifically and morally, he ended up transforming himself into his friend Jekyll.
Lanyon swore, before seeing what was going to happen, that this would be under professional secrecy, that is why he can only tell about it when he dies or when Jekyll disappears. What he saw left him so disturbed that he eventually ends up getting sick and dying.
Given this information we can say that the correct answer is Mr. Hyde and Dr. Jekyll are the same person.
Answer:Slavery in Africa was often the product of conflict and war between tribes. Unlike in America, it was not based on race. Slaves were not able to travel freely in Africa, but they experienced greater freedom within the tribal compound than American slaves. Slaves in Africa were also not necessarily enslaved for life.
Explanation:
I only read the summary I found online.
Mr. Chiu Muguang is a professor who has a strict moral code. He knew that what the police officer did to him was rude and wrong. Thus, he lodge a complaint to report the officer's behavior. Because of this, Mr. Muguang was falsely accused of disturbing the peace and of sabotage.
Despite being locked up in jail, Mr. Muguang has been very vocal about his innocence and he only backed down and admitted the accusation when his student was also thrown in jail. In the end, even though Mr. Muguang was false accused of being a saboteur, he made the accusation true when he infected the people eating in the restaurants near the police station with acute hepatitis.
Answer:c
Explanation: The author do provide logic in what he is saying. In the text he says "If you argue for reputation, this makes your victory the easier;"
Answer:
Romeo does not receive the friar's letter.
Explanation:
The friar's desperate plan is a direct result of Juliet's desperation. The friar does prevent Juliet's immediate sui cide and in that way his plan is a success. Of course, we know that his plan will eventually fail because Juliet will kill herself at the end of the play. His plan is intricate and complicated.