“She thought you no more worth her hate,/And cares not where
you lie” is the excerpt from Thomas Hardy's "Ah, Are You Digging on My
Grave" that most clearly points out the fickleness of human affection.
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O'brien and Mr. Charrington are both accused of thought crime.
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Bernice is the protagonist in the story.
The story centers around Bernice, and she is the person around whom the plot and conflicts are centered. One antagonist is Marjorie, her cousin. <span />
There is no passive voice for They are my friends. There isn’t even an active voice for it.
The verb in your sentence is to be (are). It is a linking verb followed by a subject complement (my friends). Linking verb sentences are neither active nor passive.
In order to form a passive construction, the original sentence must contain a direct object that can be promoted to the subject position. We find these direct objects following transitive verbs.
Put another way—direct objects do not follow linking verbs, and no direct object means no passive sentence.