At the beginning of the play, Ophelia was very shy and well mannered. She followed the social class status of her being a commoner and did not give in to her romantic feelings for Hamlet. When Hamlet begins his father's ghost and ignores her, to seek his revenge, she does not understand this change in his behavior and attributes it to him not loving her anymore. Due to her family's pressure over her and her not understanding Hamlet's sudden change, she begins to become insane and loses hope in love and life.
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Walter Cunningham is the group's leader, and they travel to the Maycomb jailhouse in an attempt to lynch Tom Robinson. Fortunately, Atticus refuses to leave the scene, and Scout's presence is enough to make Walter rethink his actions. The Old Sarum bunch leaves without harming Tom Robinson.
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a. indirect object
Explanation:
option a is correct answer
I would say that it is the best to first plan out how you want to spend your time by making a schedule of some sort
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The plot of "The Open Window" will include its exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and conclusion. The climax of the story occurs when Framton spies three men whom Vera has told him are dead, crossing the lawn and approaching the open window
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