The narrator used foreshadowing on the imagery using the cats that add to the intrigue and curiosity of its readers. Laced with dragging narration and certainty, this creates a veil of suspense. The foreshadowing comes from the hanging of Pluto, the outline of the dead cat after the fire, and the outline of the gallows on the second black cat's fur, all of which mirrors the narrator's own execution on the gallows.
Answer:
A and c
Explanation:
Macbeth's degradation obeys two important factors. Ambition being the most significant of the tragic hero's flaws forces him to do what is needed to do to fulfill the fate that the three witches have indicated. The thirst for power makes him lead a life of corruption. However, in the course of the play we are also able to see a hesitant honorable man who doubts whether killing Duncan. This internal conflict is mitigated by the encouragement of his no less ambitious wife, Lady Macbeth. But for her intervention, Macbeth might not have been able to take action.
He treated it bad and don’t take care of it
