There’s no context no one can answer this
Answer:
you have to be able to see and hear when you wear a helmet
Explanation:
B is your answer
The dramatically ironic comments by Duncan and Banquo when they approach Macbeth's castle in Shakespeare's Macbeth serve numerous purposes. One of the most important is the reinforcement of a central theme first introduced by the witches and later echoed by Macbeth: the difference between appearance and reality--what's fair is foul and what's foul is fair.
Duncan and Banquo interpret the appearance of the castle and its surroundings as if a wholesome, noble, and faithful family...
I’ve read this book, assuming the time period, it was the spark of industry so many jobs had terrible conditions, the pay was low, people were exhausted from they’re jobs, and poverty was bad, the answer is
A.) they found their jobs boring and unfulfilling
