The reason for this it assumes that everyone in an egalitarian society are equal. It sounds good in theory but in reality, everyone is different in terms of ambition, ability and talent. This diversity makes some stand out from others making it difficult to have more men in such a society since they are different from one another.
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type up a paper to read to your audience.
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I belive it should be D, sorry if I'm wrong!
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Malcolm, Macduff, Lady Macduff and her son, and Ross and point out that their behavior and attitudes seem realistic. They should also explain that Shakespeare's knowledge of human nature holds up across the centuries. Students may disagree with this premise, as long as they support their opinions with textual details
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Not all of them. They didn't show parts from the book that also were key to why the novel was so good. For example, when Randy visits Ponyboy at his house when he was hurt. This was a wholesome moment and it should've been in the movie as well.
(I accidentally put it in the comment section)
