Why was Darnay found innocent?\nWhy did Dr.Manette turn pale in the garden?\nWhy did carton admire/Love Lucie?\nWhy was the Marquis's trip to the country interrupted?\nWhy did the mender of roads stare at the Marquis's carriage?\nWhy were the two places set for dinner at the Marquis's chateau?\nWhy was another "stone face" added to the chateau?\nWhy must Lorry Disuade Stryver from proposing to Lucie?\nWhy didnt Darnay tell Dr.Manette his real name?
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they just aren't any go to sparknotes.com
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Ok... I love Disney much more than you. Particularly, Walt Disney World and not the Disney Channel, and I guarantee I know much more about anything Disney-related than you. In fact, you can check out my best answers. Almost every single one is a Disney question.\n\nAnd, ok, I'll quiz you...\n(Even though it won't mean anything because anyone can search for the answers online.)\n\n1. Where was Walt Disney buried after his death?\n\n2. How many "real" ghosts supposedly haunt the Haunted Mansion?\n\n3. What are the names of the two Disney Cruise ships?\n\n4. At which Disney Resort is there a Cirque du Soleil show, and what is it called?\n\n5. What was the original name of Disney's Port Orleans Resort - Riverside at Walt Disney World?\n\nNow, anyone who truly loves Disney would know the answers off the top of their head.\n\nGood luck! Now, quiz me.
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Froth insulted Elbow's wife or is insolent or rude to her.  We aren't told exactly how.  Elbow brings Pompey to court and attempts to prosecute Froth for an unspecified insult to his, Elbow's, wife. However, with his comical mispronunciations and unconscious double meanings he is a stereotypical clown, and he cannot make a sensible accusation. He is foiled by Pompey's humorous evasions, which result in the dismissal of the case. The episode serves as comic relief from the increasingly tense main plot. It also illustrates vividly the world of petty vice and crime, standing in striking contrast with the more rigid world of the Duke, Angelo, and Isabella.\n\nThese links should help you.
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This is a genuine psychological test. It is a story about a girl. \nWhile at the funeral of her own mother, she met a guy whom she did not know. \n\nShe thought this guy was amazing, so much her dream guy she believed him to be, that she fell in love with him there and then... A few days later, the girl killed her own sister. \n\nQuestion: What is her motive in killing her sister? \n\nDON'T Scroll down until you have thought what your own answer is to this question!!!!! \n\n*Answer: She was hoping that the guy would appear at the funeral again. \n\nIf you answered this correctly, you think like a psychopath. This was a test by a famous American psychologist used to test if one has the same mentality as a killer. Many arrested serial killers took part in this test and answered it correctly. If you didn't answer correctly - good for you. If your friends hit the jackpot, may I suggest that you keep your distance. (If you got the answer correct, please let me know so I can take you off my distribution list...)
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Diderot was imprisoned for his Lettre sur les aveugles a l'usage de ceux qui voient, or rather for a passage in it which had displeased Madame Dupre de Saint-Maur.\n\nMany Puritans left England because they wanted to pray to their own church.  (Freedom of Religion)
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Had a look on the commentry of the film and they just say, 'some people ask, who is he talking about?'  on the part where the little man (tollouse) crys, but do not explain why. Maybe it's just artistic, as it makes you think there is bad things to come in the film, as we have just seen a very colourful energetic development of love, to a loney small man dressed as a clown, but is not colourful at all underneath dispite apperances especially when in company. There is a scene later on in the film where Christian has been thrown out of the Moulin Rouge, and as Christian is helped into bed, tolousse explains that 'things aren't always as they seem' and although others see him as a drunken gnome deep down he believes in art art and love.  \nIn answer to your question I  think it shows him crying because things aren't always as they seem.\nHope this helps!
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You really should have read the play, man. It's actually really good, but then again I'm a writer--I love this kind of stuff.\n\nHere's a simple, easy solution. It won't help you on a test, because test questions are too detailed, but it should be fine for your project:\nhttp://www.sparknotes.com/lit/raisin/\n\nIn the meantime, GET THAT BOOK!!!
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lord capulet, ok. well i just finished reading this and i myself am writing an essay, not of the same topic.  so, anyways, lord capulet played a major role in the play. like all the secondary characters in the story he had good intentions that went bad. the father of the main character wanted what was best for his daughter and that was to marry paris but that was not what juliet wanted. \ni dont know if you can write about another character but if you could the friar would be a good one. it would be easy to elaborate on his good intentions. his whole plan was for the marriage of romeo and juliet to stop the feud between the familys, but in order for that to happen the lovers had to die, this is the good intention gone bad.
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1) Sawyer might end up killing someone since he has all the guns.\n2) I think the guy in the armory is telling the truth, that he's not an Other.\n3) Saywer's gonna hold on to the guns as long as he can, it makes him feel in control.\n4) Michael will come back soon, but most likely w/out his son.\n5) Not sure if it even was Michael's son sending the messages, it was probably just a trap.  The computer is probably in another hatch somewhere.\n6) Don't remember the heiroglyphics.\n7) The Others abandoned the hatch because they knew someone would come looking for it eventually.\n8) I bet there is at least one or two more hatches.
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NOTHING\n\nA man was found murdered on Sunday morning. His wife immediately called the police. The police questioned the wife and staff and got these alibis: \nThe Wife said she was sleeping. \nThe Cook was cooking breakfast. \nThe Gardener was picking vegetables. \nThe Maid was getting the mail. \nThe Butler was cleaning the closet. \n\nThe police instantly arrested the murdered. Who did it and how did they know?\n\n\nANSWER: the maid...the mail doens't come on Sunday
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Once upon a time, in a little clearing in the woods, there lived a little girl by the name of Soofie. She lived with her step-mother, father and her brother Jack.\n\nAlthough the house was small and she did not live a LUXURIANT life, she was happy.\n\nOne day, she had an argument with her step-mother. Her step-mother thought  that Soofie stole the cookies she had just baked for the village fair. In EXASPERATION, her step-mother picked up a flower pot and hurled it at Soofie. It narrowly missed hitting her.\n\nUnable to accept the INDIGNITY of being wrongly accused, Soofie decided to leave the house.\n\nShe packed her bags and waited till nightfall. Then as quietly as she could, she sneaked out of the house. Although her bags were big and CUMBERSOME, she managed to get away from the house by dragging them along the sandy ground and through a MURKY stream.\n\n"Let's see my step-mom regret her actions when she finds me missing at daybreak!" Sofie thought to herself gleefully as she trotted along the river bank, dragging her bags behind her.\n\nSuddenly, Soofie stopped in her tracks. She was staring at the DISMAL scene in front of her. Fallen across the only path out of the woods was a giant oak tree. It was so big that Soofie was sure she would  never be able to climb over it.\n\nUnknown to Soofie, there was someone following her all this time. It was the village baddie, Grooch. Nobody liked him because he was always full of deceit and ROOKERY.\n\nGrooch stepped out from behind the tree he was hiding and walked towards Soofie, startling her with his sudden presence.\n\n"Hello, Soofie!" he snarled with his loud gruff voice.\n\n"Er, hello Grooch," Soofie stammered, afraid of this huge man.\n\n"What are you doing here?" Grooch asked.\n\n"Er, I'm trying to leave the woods," Soofie replied.\n\n"Then you'll have to find another way, because this path is blocked I'm afraid," Grooch smirked.\n\n"Do you know of another way out of the woods?" Soofie asked; she was determined to carry out her plan to run away from home.\n\n"Well, you'll have to walk towards those HUMMOCKS over there," Grooch said, pointing to the south.\n\n"Can you show me the way?"\n\n"It's my pleasure!" Grooch boomed. This was the first time Soofie had seen him smile.\n\n\nto be continued.....\n\nCheers!\nALWAYS LOOK ON THE BRIGHT SIDE OF LIFE
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continue from here.\n\n\n [Inside the castle the coronation is held in Latin. Marke and \n               Isolde are crowned and take their seats on their thrones. Back \n               at the lookout point the flag bearers are stabbed by the Irish. \n               Dancing happens at the coronation celebrations]\n \n                                     MARKE\n                         Tristan! Seems I worried for nothing.\n \n                         \n                                     WICTRED\n                         May I dance with the Queen, or does \n                         Tristan have the next one?\n \n                                     MARKE\n                         That’s right, you have never danced \n                         with Isolde before!\n \n               [Tristan is pushed forward to dance with Isolde]\n\n                                     WICTRED\n                         A new song for Tristan. Slow.\n\n                                     ISOLDE\n                         Why did you burn it?\n\n                                     TRISTAN\n                         You know.\n\n                                     ISOLDE\n                         Meet me there in an hour or I’ll die.\n \n                         \n               [The dance ends]\n\n                                     MARKE\n                         I could still teach you a thing or two, \n                         dancing being one of them.\n \n                                     KAYE\n                         Accuse him now.\n\n                                     WICTRED\n                         No, no, no. We’ll have more than accusations.\n \n                         \n               [Tristan leaves]\n\n                                     MARKE\n                         Is something the matter?\n\n                                     ISOLDE\n                         I’m just feeling a little weary that’s \n                         all. I might just go and have a lie \n                         down.\n \n                                     MARKE\n                         Of course.\n\n               [Isolde leaves]\n\n                                     WICTRED\n                         Friends, friends hear me! We’ve forgotten \n                         the full moon isn’t it time to ride \n                         out?\n \n                                     GENERAL\n                         No. Tonight it cause for exception.\n \n                         \n                                     WICTRED\n                         But the coronation should uphold tradition, \n                         surely it is not to be neglected already?\n \n                         \n                                     MARKE\n                         We honour it. In half a night. Ride \n                         out! Where’s Tristan?\n \n               \n\n               [Everyone leaves to hunt while Tristan and Isolde race to be \n               with each other]\n \n                                     ISOLDE\n                         I miss Ireland\n\n                                     TRISTAN\n                         Isolde, this must end.\n\n                                     ISOLDE\n                         That’s like asking me to stop breathing.\n \n                         \n                                     TRISTAN\n                         It cannot be.\n\n               [Elsewhere Wictred leads the hunt to where Tristan and Isolde \n               are]\n \n                                     ISOLDE\n                         Please don’t leave me. Please!\n\n               [They kiss only to have the hunting party come upon them]\n\n                                     MARKE\n                         Isolde? There is someone...  No.\n\n                                     KING DONNCHADH\n                         I see how it is in Cornwall. My money \n                         is good enough, my
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i'm not that familiar with the story, except that it is about witch hunting in a town. this quote, whoever says it, is someone begging Thomas not to get involved in witch craft. is it his wife? that would make sense, that she's begging her husband not to get in it because the town (who was full of people paranoid about witch craft) would charge them with the crime.
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Why does everyone think Guido is a dude? Im offended!...Anyway, SHE is so spunky because foolery just brings that out in her. Can't really explain it, he just does something for her! She wonders who he really is..hmmmmm
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a) The audience never knows what the female sleuth is sleuthing about\n\nb) Roger is a sleuth that works full time for Henry Bell who is a private investigator
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Lucy and Ruthie were jealous b/c Rose and Annie became friends and Annie even told Rose that she loved her.  \n\nThe twins gave everyone milk & Oreos in hopes of getting to hear secrets.  It worked and by the end they shared the beans b/c they heard Annie say a keeping a secret can make you sick and they didn't want to be sick.\n\nKevin & Lucy decided to give Simon the money to pay off Rose's ring for the wedding.\n\nSimon is taking all incompletes in his classes. \n\nAnnie threw Rose a baby shower.\n\nEric told the boys, but not Annie yet, that he lost his wedding ring when he first married and got an identical replacement and Annie doesn't know.  But the guilt is building and he'll probably tell soon.\n\nRuthie almost spilled Matt's secret (that he married Sarah on their first date) and called Sarah and found out that Matt & Sarah have an even bigger secret..so she told the family the original secret and all their jaws dropped.
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I can't really say because we read it in play form in my English class and I played Tybalt so I kinda feel like I shouldn't dis him.\n\nI don't have the play right in front of me but I think he's arranged for them to get married but this will later become Wednesday after Juliet apologizes to Capulet for being so against him; he thought it was because of Tybalt's death but it was because Romeo was banished for killing Tybalt.\n\nHe describes her as still beautiful even though she may be dead (which she isn't). He says something about the color of roses not being gone from her lips or something like that.\n\nThe agony Romeo and Juliet's death caused their families was tremendous and showed their families that fighting was not the answer to things. The loss of one's only child is not worth the dumb excuse of fighting between families.\n\nShakespeare never gave anyone birthdates in the play since it didn't really matter, but we can estimate that Romeo was about 17 or 18 from accounts of historians who examined the play with great care.