Shakespeare introduces Macbeth's conflicted state of mind to show them how his emotions are contradictory and how he has inconsistent feelings all the time.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- Macbeth is a man very much disturbed by the crime he committed.
- That's because he killed the king, who was his friend and who was a good king, to usurp the throne.
- He did this with his wife's persuasion, but he felt very upset about it at the same time that he was happy to be king.
This Macbeth duality is what Shakespeare explores to show how Macbeth's state of mind is conflicted. This is because while he fears suffering for the crime he committed, he feels grateful for having committed, at the same time he feels brave, he feels coward and at the same time, he shows himself to be decisive and fickle.
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You would use they or them. You can use third person pronouns.
C:Elizabeth comes across as intelligent and sharp-tongued.
Answer:
Dozens
The word "dozen" is used in place of the number 12. The noun "dozen" is singular and the plural form is "dozens," but you can also use this word as an adjective.
