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Question:

What do the dream-like costumes of the revelers in "The Masque of the Red Death" symbolize?

This is a multiple choice question on my review for my test. The possible answers are...
a) repressed fears and desires
b) extreme tension and anxiety
c) youthful health and beauty
d) carefree glamour and luxury

Thank you so much for the help!!!

Answer:

It's either C or D. I'd go with D. The Revelers were high class and had shut themselves off from the world to party their days away while everyone outside the castle were dying of the plague. They thought they were too high to fall victim to the sickness and they couldn't care less about the people who were suffering.

ps. I'm not exactly fond of doing people's homework either, but if it's for a review test, I'll help out. Good Luck on the test. I made my 6th graders read that story and take a test on it. They probably would have flunked it pretty badly too, if we hadn't gone over the thing every day in class for a week. It was pretty far above their reading level.

Question:

Hunns, is it a deception even if I didn't start it?

Hunns, for my birthday my children bought my a day of glamour and a photo shoot with a professional photographer. During the shoot, they made me up to look like a beautiful princess. Well, of course I assumed the photographer knew that it was a costume and now I don't know what to do. At the end of the shoot he told me that since I was such a good client, that in addition to the pictures that I ordered, he wanted to give me a bonus gift and then asked me what size prince did I want. Well, as you can imagine I was shocked. He was so sweet and I didn't want to be rude or embarrass him so I just said "6'1 or so". Would this be considered a deception even though I didn't initiate it?

Answer:

kiss a frog and you will get the prints of your dreams

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