Prova AV Fundamentos Culturais Da Literat. Em Língua Ingl. 8 Marcar para revisão Reread an extract retrieved from the prologue of Henry IV and choose the correct explanation concerning its linguistic features. "O, pardon: since a crooked figure may/ Attest in little place a million;/ And let us, ciphers to this great account,/ On your imaginary forces work./ Suppose within the girdle of these walls/ Are now confined two mighty monarchies,/ Whose high upreared and abutting fronts/ The perilous narrow ocean parts asunder." (1.1.15-22) The detailed description of the setting is a historical evidence of the abundance of scenic objects on A stage. Because such prologue introduces a tragedy, the character sticks to a serious tone and avoids direct B references to the audience. In such lines, Rumor uses the imperative form to converse with the audience and instigate its C imagination as witness of the events in the face of the lack of scenery elements. D This monologue is mainly narrated in the past, for it consists of an account of historical events. E The extract focuses mainly on the characters involved in the entanglement of events of the narrative.