Answer:
I have no friends UwU
Explanation:
The only friends i have is someone with 7k subs :D (she subbed to me :D)
In Macbeth, Act 1, scene 1, three witches in the countryside appear, in the middle of thunder and lightning, showing an atmosphere of disorder, confusion, and fear. The witches say "fair is foul and foul is fair" which makes us think that all things that seem to be one way, are completely the opposite. The witches talk in riddles and seem dark, dangerous, sinister. They look as if they knew exactly what to say to make Macbeth feel unconfortable and confused.
In Act 1 scene 7, there is a soliloquy, in which Macbeth debates if he should kill Duncan or not, because he was in fact very loyal to his King, and to kill him while he is a guest in his house represents a serious betrayal. He also admits that his only reason to kill him will be ambition, and the moment he makes the decision to become a murderer, he is opening the gates of sin and darkness in his own life. He analyses the reasons to become such a traitor and his possible consequences and realizes that it is not worth it, so he is not going to kill Duncan. In this scene, the plot helps to demonstrate Macbeth loneliness, in the sense that he is taking alone in the dark even though there are many servants but do not interact with him and his thoughts.
Answer:
A. The three boarders.
Explanation:
Franz Kafka's "The Metamorphosis" is an allegorical story of a young man's transformation into a bug, rendering him useless and helpless, and eventually dies. This story deals with themes of isolation, aloofness, responsibility, alienation, pressure, etc.
In the short story, the major characters are the residents of the house where Gregor and his family live. His father, mother, and sister constitute the primary characters to Gregor Samsa's main character. Added to that are the three boarders that his mother took in to get extra money after Gregor became an insect and can't work anymore. They represent the intolerant attitude of society, a representation of the outside world.
The three bearded gentlemen seemed repulsed and detest Gregor when they saw he was an insect. Stating that they loved cleanliness, they mostly took their meals inside their room and even invited Grete Samsa to play the violin inside their room <em>"where it is, after all, much more cozy and comfortable[?]"</em>
Their reaction and behavior towards the Samsa family not only showed their callousness, but they also demanded that they will move out and not pay rent after spotting Gregor.
Thus, the correct answer is option A.
Answer:
Social sciences (e.g., economics and psychology) are just as scientific as natural sciences (e.g., physics and biology). The difference is not in quality, but in what is studied and the limitations imposed by studying that. For example,
Subatomic particles are very well-behaved and easy to manage compared to economies and human minds. This makes it much easier to control studies and experiments of natural phenomena than social phenomena.
Ethically, we cannot experimentally manipulate humans or human activities as much as we can experimentally manipulate particles, atoms, molecules. This imposes challenges on social scientists’ methods that are not imposed on natural scientists’ methods.
So social scientists must do science differently than physicists. But both sets of scientists obtain and analyze novel data to test hypotheses about their domain. So they’re both doing science. It’s just that natural scientists’ encounter fewer ethical and logistical challenges than social scientists.
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The animal who is the first to commit the rebellious act is Napoleon. He had Snowball chased from Animal Farm using nine vicious dogs. After Snowball's exile, Napoleon assumed leadership.
