Hamlet talks to Horatio a lot. I might need to know where at which part they are speaking. Hamlet does tell Horatio of seeing his fathers ghost or they talk about how they saw the look on Claudius's face when the play ended.
The term "falling action' best describes this narrative element: A. Plot.
<h3>What is the falling action?</h3>
- The falling action is one of the five elements of a plot that describes the point in the story when the after-effects of the climax are shown.
- It typically occurs near the end of the story. The falling action occurs after the climax and resolution.
So, option A is correct.
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Booth storys feel for the elephants they kill in the story, which makes the two storys simmalar. This is one reson how this act reflects George Orvell's attitude toward British Imperialisım. In the end, they both relize how wrong it was to do what there doing. That is how it reflects George Orvell's attitude toward British Imperialisım.
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