Answer:
These are my thoughts
Explanation:
To me, this quote means that even when you become successful, you won't always stay that way. It could also mean that even when you become successful you have to keep working to stay there. There are people in this world that work hard every day to make something of themselves while others are gifted that. People that work hard to reach the top understand what it means to work for something and be rewarded with their dream and can still be humble. Others that don't work for it don't understand that so if they were to go to the bottom they wouldn't understand how to deal with it, or work to get back to where they were. Starting from the bottom can teach people a lot of things, just appreciating the little things can make life easier for a person. They will always know how to handle and care for themselves when they have nothing. Going from nothing to something will always make a difference when you can understand or recognize someone else's struggle. Nobody stays at the top forever. Just like the quote says "You cannot stay on the summit forever."
This isn't anything difficult, just a matter of knowing facts. Do some research!
1. verb
2. suffix
3. denotation
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noun = person, place, or thing
verb = action or state of being
pronoun = replaces a noun (for instance, "John" becomes <em>he</em>)
adjective = modifies a noun
adverb = modifies a verb/adjective. usually ends in -ly
prefix = attached before, changes meaning
suffix = ~after
affix = suffix or prefix
base = what an affix is added to
denotation = dictionary definition
connotation = emotional meaning (like the word <em>mutt</em> vs <em>puppy</em>...same denot, but a different connot.)
Answer:
Macbeth is completely overwhelmed with guilt, remorse, and regret after he commits regicide. In act 2, scene 2, Macbeth exits Duncan's chamber and is visibly shaken by his actions. Macbeth reveals his guilty conscience and remorse by looking at his bloody hands and saying, "This is a sorry sight"
