Which sentence best describes the characters' attitudes toward the ocean in the excerpts from "Twelfth Night" and "The Scholarship"?

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Bearing in mind that the two stories take place in ancient times, when kingdoms were something common, we can consider that the characters saw the oceans as dangerous environments because they harbored terrifying and cruel creatures. The ocean can also represent melancholy for some characters, while others see it as a sign of restart and change.

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jayilych4real jayilych4real · Answer 2 · 2021-10-11T15:41:44+02:00

When trying to analyze the character of a person, it is important to note that you should:

Make sure you understand the role of the character
Note the events that took place in the story
Understand the events that influenced the actions of the character.
Classify the character according to:

Actions
Speech
Thoughts
Motive, etc.

The Twelfth Night and The Scholarship are about ancient events in kingdoms ruled by Kings and guarded by warriors. The protagonists in both books saw the oceans as something to be avoided because of the bad experiences they had in them and the creatures which lived there.

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