This is a false statement if that is what you are looking for because it Jacob never heard God speak to him in a dream on the first night of his journey.
Answer:
The purpose of the porter scene is to create a heavy atmosphere and to herald the betrayal Macbeth will do to King Duncan.
Explanation:
This question is about Macbeth. Where the porter scene refers to the moment when he makes a joke about him he is guarding the gates of hell. This may serve to give a certain relief to me with the scenes that will follow, but it is also a subjunctive way of foreshadowing the homicide that will be established, in addition to creating a heavy atmosphere in the work. The porter also says that he is opening the gates for the soldiers who "carousing till the second c**k" this alludes to the c**k that sang when Peter denied and betrayed Christ three times, foreshadowing the betrayal that Macbeth would do to King Duncan.
Alvarez shows that refusing to obey Trujillo's requests could be dangerous.
Answer: Option C.
<u>Explanation:</u>
The excerpt from "A genetics of Justice" by Julia Alvarez showed that if she did not obey to the rules and did not listen to what Trujillo said, it would not be good for her. She would not be able to do anything and would not be able to get her cedula stamped.
This could cost her, her dream of leaving the country and going abroad to study for the heart surgery. Because she would not be able to obtain her passport because of which she would not be able to go abroad. So it was very important for her to listen to Trujillo.
