Question

Edmund soliloquizes about his plans to steal his brother's inheritance. How does this soliloquy influence the impact of the revelation of Edmund's plans?

Answer 1

A. It shows the importance of Edmunds role in the plays plot.
B. It creates a generous portrait of Edmund.
C. It makes the audience more receptive to Edmund's views.
D. It allows Edmund to justify himself.

Answer 2

its C I had this last year

Answer 3

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Answer 4

I do believe that the answer is A.

Answer 5

The reason why is because if he steals then you wouldn't think of him as a good person, so then C. would not be correct.
When someone is stealing you probably don't think of them as generous. So B is not correct.
I don't think that there is anywhere that says that he was justified in his actions, so D is not correct.
That leaves us with only one answer choice, answer choice A.