What makes Hecate's speech in this scene stand out from the speech of other characters?

A. The words are meant to be sung instead of spoken.

B. The lines are said in an aside instead of to other characters.

C. The tone is happy instead of sad and desperate.

D. Most of Hecate's lines contain eight syllables instead of ten.

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Nola Walton

18 December, 12:21

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Kieran Hogan · Answer 1

I know the answer is A. the words are meant to be to be sung instead of spoken

Houston Burch · Answer 2

Correct answer is,

D. Most of Hecate's lines contain eight syllables instead of ten.