The narrator of the story wonders about happiness. He thinks that if he had money, he'd be happier. Yet after he robs the rich white man, he learns that money does not in fact mean that people are happy. The narrator is left wondering why that is. The story does not necessarily offer a solution rather an anti solution: money will not ensure happiness.
Juliet will take a potion and will appear to be dead so that Romeo can come and take her away to be with him in exile.
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The moon, the stars, and the sun are important parts of the world around the Haida.
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Adjectives in the paragraph: <u><em>coloured, glittering, free-spirited, folk, memorable, circular, incessant</em></u>
Explanation:
This paragraph has many adjectives, not only two. An adjective is a class of words describing, modifying, or giving more information or detail about a noun. They can be placed preceding a noun or after a verb. Here are all adjectives found in the paragraph, next to them there is the noun they describe (the adjectives are underlined):
<u><em>coloured</em></u><em> costumes, </em>
<u><em>glittering</em></u><em> ornaments </em>
<u><em>free-spirited</em></u><em> movements </em>
<u><em>folk</em></u><em> dances</em>
<u><em>memorable</em></u><em> scene. </em>
<u><em>circular</em></u><em> movements,</em>
<em>the </em><u><em>incessant</em></u><em> throbbing of</em>
