Okay, so I am not going to write this whole thing for you, however I will compare and contrast the two.
Lady Macbeth
She really wants her husband to carry out the murders bc she is thirsty to be queen
Macbeth
Kinda hesitant to do it, questions if he can but let's his wife persuade him into doing it. After murdering Duncan, Macbeth kinda freaks out and leaves the daggers in Duncan's room and Lady Macbeth has to go back and fix her hubby's mistake
Explanation:
the setting influences the flat which included the story events action are more likely to take place in specific environment also the story stone in them really on accepting collectors background influence how to call doctor is really too and behave in the setting
A.
the answer is "Which exit is nearest to us?"
I believe
Shakespeare seems to consider a self-destruction tendency inextricably connected with love, as it is love and the actions taken in its name that drive the protagonists of many of his plays to make the choices which ultimately lead to their downfall, most famously in Romeo and Juliet.
Answer: Calpurnia basically explains that she would not like to appear as though she is "puttin' on a show", so she changes her speech to blend into her surroundings. She then tells Scout that you can't change individuals or show them except if they need to change.
