Question

when salome, in elizabeth carys the tragedy of mariam, says i mean not to be led by precedent, / my will shall be to me instead of law, what does she mean?
a. she is not going to take matters into her own hands, but wait on her husband.
b. she is going to leave a last will and testament that leaves her property to her children, instead of to her husband.
c. she is going to divorce her husband, no matter what the law says, or anyone else thinks.
d. none of these answers are correct.

she is not going to take matters into her own hands, but wait on her husband.
she is going to divorce her husband, no matter what the law says, or anyone else thinks.
she is going to leave a last will and testament that leaves her property to her children, instead of to her husband.
none of these answers are correct.

Explanation:

Salome's statement emphasizes her independence from precedent and law, relying on her own will. Option a suggests passivity (waiting on her husband), which contradicts her assertion. Option b misinterprets "will" as a legal document rather than her personal resolve. Option c assumes divorce, which isn't directly implied.

Answer:

d. None of these answers are correct.