English, 25.11.2021 09:10, breann6

When Romeo and Juliet awaken, why does Juliet say she hears the nightingale? O A. Because it is her favorite bird, and she wants Romeo to know that O B. Because it represents life, and she feels alive now O C. Because she feels sad that the nightingale can sing only during the night O D. Because she wants to believe it is still night so that Romeo can stay longer

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