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possibly just depending on the film or book
Answer: it is an objective summary because it explains events without offering an opinion.
Explanation: Objective summary is the explanation of an events with the exclusion of irrelevant details or personal opinion. It is a short statement or paragraph that summarize the major ideas or plot point. When writing an objective summary, the central ideas from the passage or article should be focused on and enough should be written to express the central idea. It is usually a shortened text based on your understanding of the full text theme and without the incorporation of your own personal feeling or idea.
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So as I understood the question it asks you to write a draft of the letter thinking that you are the narrator.
Explanation:
-you can point out that something is clearly wrong( you can add your own ideas since you are the narrator*<em> the writer of the draft</em>*)
-You can add your own ideas ( like you found something very terrifying for example like Maggie's brother is not dead)
Lady Macbeth<span> starts off innocent until reading the letter from </span>Macbeth<span>, telling her about the witches' prophecies. She quickly changes and becomes cold-blooded and starts plotting against Duncan. She persuades </span>Macbeth<span> and pushes him into doing the deed</span>
It should be "Each person, regardless of age <span>or background, has the right to krump." This fixes the subject verb issues and makes for better sentence flow. </span>
