English, 22.04.2021 22:30, amberpublow7

All the Worlds a stage from as you like it . By William Shakespeare Why does the poet compare the world to a stage and the people in it to actors in
lines 1 and 2?
A To emphasize that most people are happiest when they perform for others
To show that everyone's life can be reduced to the simplest terms
B
C To reveal that our lives follow predictable patterns
D To demonstrate that all people are different

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