There’s the theme of ambition. Macbeth is wrestling with his ambition. He wants to kill Duncan so he can become king(because he’s ambitious), however he knows that it’s bad and that he should protect Duncan rather than harm him - “Who should against his murderer shut the door,
Not bear the knife myself. Besides, this Duncan”. There’s also the theme of violence. Lady Macbeth paints a violent image of hurting a baby - “I would, while it was smiling in my face,
Have plucked my nipple from his boneless gums
And dashed the brains out, had I so sworn as you”. This also links to gender as it shows that Lady Macbeth is not a ‘normal’ Shakespearean woman because women during this time are expected to care for babies and they’re meant to be ‘motherly’, kind and ‘soft’, whereas Lady Macbeth is the complete opposite. There’s also themes of gender because lady Macbeth tries to manipulate Macbeth into killing Duncan through emasculation - “When you durst do it, then you were a man”.
Sorry I haven’t gone into much detail but they’re a few ideas.
The correct answer should be <span> C. Most of the people living in England were illiterate.
Since people lacked the knowledge of reading and writing, they had to listen to the stories orally from the people who were literate.</span>
Answer:
School's should require school uniform
Explanation:
School's should require school uniform as if you get lost on a trip the general public know which school you belong too. Also in my Experience wearing a school uniform makes you less prone to cat calling or sexual/Vocal harassment.
