Question

The repetition of the phrase 'Fate' in the given statement indicates that the twins repeatedly informed people about their intentions to commit murder. However, despite this, no one took any action to intervene. This suggests that the murder was not a secret. What does the repetition of the phrase 'Fate' imply in this context?

1) The twins were proud of their murderous intentions
2) The twins were seeking help to prevent the murder
3) The twins were warning others about the impending murder
4) The twins were trying to justify their actions

Answer 1

The repetition of the phrase 'Fate' in this context suggests that the twins were warning others about the impending murder.

Step-by-step explanation:

In the context given, the repetition of the phrase 'Fate' does not imply that the twins were proud of their murderous intentions, seeking help to prevent the murder, or trying to justify their actions. Instead, it suggests that the twins were warning others about the impending murder. Despite repeatedly informing people about their intentions, no one took any action to intervene, indicating that the murder was not a secret.