What effect does shakespeare's uneven use of iambic pentameter have on the reader?

a. readers become confused, which leads them to question the language and their understanding of it.
b. the language seems familiar, allowing modern readers to better understand the meaning of the play.
c. certain lines stand out, making them seem more important than others.
d. the audience focuses on the main action of the play, which keeps them engaged.

The correct option is C (Certain lines stand out, making them seem more important than others.)

By breaking the unfaltering rhythm and calming heartbeat mood of lub-DUB, lub-DUB every two syllables, Shakespeare deliberately makes a discord that makes listeners' ears liven up and pay heed. It works a similar route in melody.

At the point when a performer all of a sudden syncopates the mood or ventures out of the matchup, it makes individuals all of a sudden tune in. What's more, similar to great performers, Shakespeare constantly figured out how to determine the discord, the syncope, after he had made his point, after he had made heard what he needed to make sure was heard, and lift the mood up once more.

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