Macbeth was a very generous and popular king in his times. Macbeth was provoked by his wife that he should kill Duncan and become the king himself. Macbeth denied killing Duncan because he felt that it was absolutely clear to kill him. It was bound to make the country sad without any reason
A) asserting her independence and rejecting the traditional role of a wife
This is one of the first novels that is centered in the role of the woman (written by a woman). The character, Edna Pontellier is what we now describe as a <em>"feminist</em>".
She lives in a world where the only role she is supposed to have is to be a mother and a wife. She rebels against it and she get involved in several affairs. His husband even calls a doctor as he is afraid she is mentally ill.
In a moment of the novel, her children are sent away with their grandmother and her husband goes on a trip. Edna is left alone and she moves to a little bungalow, which is useful to think about her life.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
it's the most reasonable answer
