The answer is C. If the reader uses “I” he’s specking about himself.
Lady Macbeth convinced Macbeth to carry out the plan by using arguments that told him to cease being a coward and have courage.
<h3>How did Lady Macbeth do this?</h3>
The lady did this by asking her husband to show some courage and be a man.
When he said that he no longer wanted to kill Duncan, this got the lady to be very angry and caused her to use these words on Macbeth.
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Farther! Cuz the other options don't make sense grammatically.
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She supported it because she wanted juliet to follow her heart as the nurse practically raised juliet.
They would not have as both characters allow communication between the the two that otherwise would not be possible.
Yes, because they want them to follow their hearts and not be forced to marry someone they don't love.
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