Macbeth changes in a way that he is ashamed for killing his king. He feels a <span>sense of loneliness and guiltiness. Moreover, he thinks it </span><span>was wrong, and that he had killed such a good king and a great friend. So, in light of the information I've provided we can be sure that the correct answer is C) </span><span>He is no longer willing to lie to others about himself or his deeds.</span>
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1. I will try b
2. I will try a
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C, he smiles into the hayloft dim and the brown hay smiles back at him. A personification is when you give a human attribute or action, like smiling, to an inanimate object, like hay.
The Minor Characters of How to Ignore A House on Fire are: Alice, Derrick, Gabby, Chris, and Danielle.
<h3>Who are the minor characters in the story?</h3>
The minor characters in the story are those who did not have a significant input to the entire story. They are not like the main characters who had a significant role to play in the story. In this story, the main character and protagonist is the narrator of the story 'A House on Fire.'
While Alice and Derrick also had important roles in the story, they did not really make any significant input that will classify them as major characters. So, the above-listed are the minor characters in the story.
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