Answer below, written in narrative form (modify if needed)
Explanation:
We lived smooth sailing lives. We all woke up each morning to read about the low crime rates, affordable healthcare, and peaceful politics in the newspaper. It was a new world that challanged the past, and we proved that utopia is possible- or so we thought. People lived in harmony, regardless of differences like race, gender, sexuality, or belief. It was almost unbelievable that college, mental help, and housing was free, along with other necessities that the anyone should be entitled to. Even I couldn't grasp the fact that people once forced to live on the streets or were denied basic human rights for something as ridiculous as "not thinking they deserved it", simply for being different.
It’s considered ironic that he praises the castle atmosphere because the atmospheres is in actuality quite tense seeing as the Lord and Lady Macbeth are in disagreement about what to do with him. It’s also ironic because the Lady is hospitable but only in order to lower his guard so that she can kill him.
