Answer: Anger.
Explanation: Hawthorne gives him a character of anger in the excerpt. He is angry towards the woman whom he speaks with.
‘The day is foul and fair’ represents Macbeth’s mixed emotions to the war. It is foul because he has lost so many of his friends and men, but it is fair because he survived and fought valiantly. The phrase is first said by the witches in the beginning of the play.
Answer:
B. He learns that there is nothing supernatural to fear in the destroyed city
Explanation: