English, 30.08.2021 15:50, jacqueline398
From The Tragical History of Romeus and Juliet: Which statement most closely
rephrases the text from Juliet from lines 518-565 of the poem?
"In even balance peised are my life and eke my death.
For so my heart is knit, yea, made one self with yours,
That sure there is no grief so small, by which your mind endures,
But as you suffer pain, so I do bear in part,"
I view our relationship objectively, now. I see that I have felt your pain
a)
because I am responsible for it.
b)
You will be responsible for my death. You are distressed and cause me to be
distressed with you.
c) I hurt if you hurt, no matter how slight your sadness.
d) You choose whether I live or die.
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