English, 20.01.2021 01:00 LuvIsRage2

2 Read this line from the play.
CAPTAIN PINZON: I fear for
your life, Admiral, if the order is
not given to return.
What is the most likely purpose of this line?
F To demonstrate Captain Pinzon's ability to be overly dramatic
G To set a tone of relief about the decision
H To show how violent the sailors are
J
To increase the scene's suspense

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2 Read this line from the play.
CAPTAIN PINZON: I fear for
your life, Admiral, if the o...