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How does shakespeare develop juliets character in act 1 scene 3?

Very little, because this is the scene in which she is introduced.


How do the three sisters develop between act 1 and the end of act 3?

Yes, Three Sisters is in four acts. This three-act thing is just another way of thinking about the structure.


What does Nora's tree decorating and chattering at the end of Act 1 reveal about her character?

Though she is clearly disturbed by what has just happened, she makes an attempt to decorate the tree. It shows that Nora will press on to do what is right and what she must do even through the worst troubles.


How is Macbeth seen as a dynamic character in Act 2?

wooooooooooooooohooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo cus he farts everyday to develop a dynamic bomb....


What do you learn about banquos character in act one scene three in macbeth?

he is gay


What role does an act play in shaping the narrative of a story?

An act in a story serves to advance the plot and develop the characters, influencing the overall narrative by introducing conflict, resolution, and character growth.


In the three myths you read some characters believe and act in accord with monogamy having only one romantic partner or object of affection Which character does not?

Theseus does not act monogamously.


What act encouraged white families to develop the west?

Homestead Act.


How do you let your character play you?

act like your character for a week


What should you do as a character for drama?

Act


How does a monkey act and what are the character traits of a monkey?

how does a snow monkey act


What drives a character in a book to act a certain way?

Their character and personality traits.