The detail which best illustrates a contradiction in Okonkwo's character is that he waits up with Ekwefi while their daughter is with the priestess. The correct option is B. Okonkwo is a great warrior in his village and a very rich man. He loves showing his masculinity by shying away from anything that will allow him to show his tender emotions and he always make jest of men who relate lovingly with their wives. Okonkwo waited up with one of his wives when their daughter was sick and she was been taken care of by a priestess. This action shows another side of Okonkwo, who normally will make jest of any man who do that.
In this excerpt from Act I, scene I of Romeo and Juliet the best meaning of the phrase "she'll not be hit with Cupid's arrow" is option C. She does not want to fall in love with anyone.
Answer:
Katniss should not intervene when the girl is taken. Think of it this way; if Katniss had intervened, would she have survived? Or would there have been more than one casualty? Acknowledging that the morally sound answer would be yes, we should consider the logical information that Katniss more than likely wouldn't have made it out of that situation in one piece. The capitol is very aggressive and would not hesitate to execute Katniss for rebelling.
The correct answer is C.
The image of fellow citizens rising up and drowning the enemy in a wave of "pride and knives" demonstrates that they will remain defiant. It also best develops the speaker's viewpoint that adversity only makes his compatriots stronger.
