Hello. You did not provide the excerpt to which this question refers. Which makes it impossible for it to be answered accurately. However, I will try to help you in the best possible way.
To be able to understand Cal's point of view about himself, you have to read the text and recognize the tone that the text emits. The tone is the feeling that the text gives to the reader. If that tone conveys a positive feeling, it means that Cal's view of him is also positive. If the tone expresses a negative feeling, it means that the lime view on itself is reactive.
What BEST describes Lincoln's attitude as he states 'With malice towards none' is C) forgiving.
He tried to placate his listeners of how wrong both sides were in the impending Civil war, and alerted them to see the right, cherish peace and remember of God.
Macbeth feels somewhat sad at the end of the play for he knows what has <span>happened. He says, "He has almost forgot the taste of fears', when lady Macbeth </span>
