How does Saki develop the theme identified in Part A? by showing how the children's good behavior is rewarded by contrasting the
aunt's frustration to the children's questions with the bachelor's willingness to answer them by describing how the children's disobedience results in their downfall by explaining how the three children's curiosity ends up saving everyone on the train
Macbeth betrayed his own nature and his blood when he murdered Duncan in a strive for power. This creates a gigantic build up of guilt. He becomes vicious and cold, always paranoid someone would find out about what he did.