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When the author says that our identities come together to “make us a house of flamethrowers/.”, I think he meant that humans are different and because of that difference there will always be conflict.
I think it also has something to do with instability because a flamethrower is erratic and not stable.
When the author said, "a river of living things", I think he was referring to how different people are and how our identities intersect.
A river can be a home to many different sea animals and no two sea animals are the same.
I think it can also mean that despite the differences, we still find a way to co-exist and move together as a society just like the river.
Answer:
I don't know. My guess is that:
Explanation:
1. You got the question wrong the first time and they are giving you a second chance.
2. The question is for enrichment or review
3. They're trying to see if you actually know and memorized the material
The Witches tell Macbeth of prophecies that change him and his beliefs. They are the reason why Macbeth thought himself to be unbeatable and why he developed his tragic flaw.
