During act 2, scene 1, when Macbeth is waiting for the signal from Lady Macbeth, he hallucinates and sees a bloody dagger floating in front of him.
This vision is interpreted as Macbeth's guilt for the murder he is about to commit. The dagger he sees is the same weapon he is about to use to kill the king.
Answer:
"Don't speak to me like that," his mother said to him.
Explanation:
changing to direct speech means you conclude the words that are spoken by the person.
I think the answer is A. A joyful celebration of a victory by the hometown football team.
It gives specific examples of ways the author can improve the paper.
Maybe when the writer uses italics in their righting, or if a character is saying something, they show the tone. If context could help, pay attention to that :)
