Think about how McCourt establishes the voice of a young boy? What type of sentence structure does he use? How does he present dialogue? What are the attitudes of the narrator towards his father, mother, brothers, and other members of his family? What is the effectiveness of McCourt's telling the story through the eyes of a young boy?

How does act ii, scene 3, when romeo goes to friar laurence’s cell at dawn, contrast with the action of the night before, when romeo and juliet declare their love? what do dawn and daytime signify to romeo and juliet’s relationship, and how does this scene tie into the light/darkness visual motif of the play? in the space below, analyze the scene’s importance in these respects. use specific details from the text to support your analysis.

Look back at act iv scene v to read over ophelia's interactions with claudius and gertrude as well as laertes. then, compare her dialogue to hamlet's dialogue and soliloquies previously analyzed in acts i–iv. what is ophelia's state of mind versus hamlet's?

Compare the objectives and strategies of organized labor and populists for challenging the prevailing economic beliefs and practices of the ''gilded age.''