Scene 3: Look at the simile in lines 15-17: 1. What so these figures of speech illustrate about the Renaissance view of the monarch?
2. How do these figures of speech provide insight into the motives of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern? How should they be classified in the play-as villains or pawns of the king?

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How does this excerpt from of plymouth plantation show the influence of religion in early american literature? puritans believed it was by god's provision of protection that they survived. puritans believed god must be included in all written documents puritans believed god would give them a simpler path to their destination puritans believed their experiences would influence others to follow god's path ?

What is a blended quote and what is it’s purpose