an example of a equivicator in macbeth act 2 scene 2 when macbeth just killed Duncan then when Porter was knocking on the door. when portor was knocking on the door macbeth regrets killing duncan and he said “how is with me, every noise appals me”? that means that all the noises he hears makes him scared.
act 1 scene 7
macbeth regards king Duncan?
beside,this duncan hath borne his faculties so meet,hath been so clear in his great office,thar his virtues,will plead like angle,trumpet-tongu’d against
how he sees himself for contemplating his murder?
he’s hers in double trust:first,as I am his kinsman and his subject strong both against his murder shut the door.
macbeth act 1 scene 2
I stood with doubt as two teams stood in battle and the teams were exhasted in battle but the fearless macdonwald worthy to carry on fighting, for that his people carried fighting with him swarming from the west while supplied with soldiers and supplies he smiled thinking he will be victorious he showed up killing people like they were his whore but all so weak for brave Macbeth showed up he deserved his name Not worried about danger or luck in battle bringing out his sword with his smoked and bloody sword he sliced through his soliders making a path when he faced macdonwald macbeth killed him before the even shook hands he sliced him from his stomach to his jaw while he cuts his head as a trophy
Experimental Research Phase
Hypothesis:
if you add paper clips to the paper airplane it will drop faster down because of the wight of the paper clips
equipment:
the equipment we need is a ruler because to measure the length of the drop.the other equipment we need is a stop watch to time the the drop if the paper clips
how does shakespeare prsent fate in julius caesar
In the beginning of the play soothsayer said “beware the ides of march” to ceaser this means that he is warning ceaser of the ides of march but ceaser did not care and this is fate that he did not listen to soothsayer .then in act 3 scene 1 ceaser died from the conspirators in the ides of march and the actual date when ceaser died 15 of march.this is fate because it was destined that ceaser was going to die as soothslayer dicided his fate by saying beware the ides of march.
Fate is crul because no one knows what someone’s fate is for dieing but if they knew they can change it.If someone told your fate for dieing you are not going to belive him but when your time comes you are going to regret not believing him,just like when soothslayer told ceaser and when his time came he regreted that he did not care.
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