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golf swing to yourself, she probably wouldn't have hit you over-the-head with her club! a. Hyphenate golf swing b. Change the comma to a semicolon c. Remove the hyphens in over-the-head d. Replace the exclamation point with a question mark 1 points Question 3 I'd like to introduce: Jen from Reno, Nevada; Joe from Akron, Ohio; and Jack from Austin, Texas. a. Remove the colon…

In the book Julius Caesar, act 3 scene 1, the lines 254- 275, spoken by Antony, a loyal friend of Caesar’s, is a foreshadowment of revenge for Caesar’s death. When the conspirators have left the Capitol and Antony is alone with Caesar 's dead body, he reveals his full intentions of what is about to come against the conspirators. In this piece, Antony begs pardon of Caesar’s dead body for having been nice to his murderers. He predicts that Caesar’s spirit will be ranging for revenge, and it will…

Coriolanus acted as an arrogant and strong soldier in order to keep his quo status as a Patrician, but he traded off this status for the pardon of his family. Deliberately, this transformation dragged him down to his own ruin. In the first line, Coriolanus response what Audifius said about his response to Coriolanus’ speech. He was moved by the speech of his mother; therefore, he conveys his boldness (3) (dare) towards Aufidius. In other words, he denotes a changing of his arrogance for…

readers to feel sympathy toward Hop-Frog and opens the reader's mind to think that Hop-Frog's joke is reasonable. During the story, Poe describes the King as a tyrant and a monster. The author also describes the King's action as fierce and puts exclamation points at the end of the King's statement to demonstrate the King's brutal characteristics as in "Drink, I say! shouted the monster"…

Marianne Dashwood reveals her overly sensible nature through her actions and the manner in which she portrays herself. Six months after Mrs. Dashwood moves to Mr. John Dashwood’s estate in Norland, she receives a letter from her cousin Sir John Middleton, inviting her and her three daughters to move to his residence in Devonshire. She immediately accepts the invitation, due to her distaste for Fanny Dashwood, Mr. John Dashwood’s wife. Before saying their final farewells, Marianne wanders the…

this book could relate to. Even to a person who has not read The Crucible, in the article he explains how the events during the time could help a reader infer what was going on. The book was written to highlight the tragic events going on Miller’s exclamation gave insight as well as the paranoia and connections to the…

FRACTURED: Skeletal Script Scene 1 Characters: Protagonist This is the scene where the protagonist breaks his leg. Protagonist is walking down the stairs, where he trips and falls down. There are no dialogues in this scene, except for an exclamation of pain in the end. Scene 2 Characters: Protagonist, Doctor Protagonist hopes no one notices the fall, and tries entering the medical room. Protagonist makes sure that no one sees him entering the medical room, because of the fear of stigma.…

Between the works of two of the most well known Transcendentalist writers, Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau, the comparison between one of their most famous works, Self Reliance and Walden, shows how their ideas were alike. Emerson served as Thoreau's mentor and influence for many of his literary efforts. Since Emerson had such an impact on Thereau, the pieces seem comparable due to the fact that they wrote stories based their knowledge and beliefs on Transcendentalism. Some examples…

sagas of all-time came to an epic conclusion over the weekend – as the Jennifer Lawrence-led sequel, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2, vigorously dominated the box office. With a thunderous debut of $101 million, Mockingjay – Part 2 put an exclamation point on a masterful (and lucrative) film series. Jennifer Lawrence reprised her role as Katniss Everdeen for what could potentially be the final time (though there are prequels and sequels rumored for the future), but not everything about…

The necklace is a short story written by Maupassant to present the mentality of people in France during its golden ages. He did that through the use of more familiar characters to the reader who have positives and negatives, following the guidelines of literary realism to give the reader a closer perspective to the life during those days. It is based on a middle class woman who married to a junior clerk in the Ministry of Education. She had an honorable life but always felt that ‘’she was…