1. The scaffold is first only as tall as the top of a door sill. How tall is it by the time it has claimed two victims?

What makes the scaffold grow?

Question

Chaim

English

30 December, 18:18

1. The scaffold is first only as tall as the top of a door sill. How tall is it by the time it has claimed two victims?

What makes the scaffold grow?

+4

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Kaila Sanford · Answer 1

It was an execution stand.

Explanation:

Based on the context of expression used in the Hangman poem such as "capping sill of the courthouse door" it portrays a court house scene.

Therefore, the scaffold changed in size when it fine to execute or hang the two persons (victims) sentence. This hanging would have warranted increasing the height of the scaffold.

1. The scaffold is first only as tall as the top of a door sill. How tall is it by the time it has claimed two victims?What makes the scaffold grow?

1. The scaffold is first only as tall as the top of a door sill. How tall is it by the time it has claimed two victims?

What makes the scaffold grow?