He had an intense interest in the 'supernatural' elements of Macbeth, particularly witches and their prophecy. In fact, king James I wrote a book about the supernatural, so that is why he was particularly interested in that part.
Answer:
The answer is B It emphasizes the potential risks many immigrants face.
Explanation:
In the article, Sonia Nazario shows the insensitivity in the process of deportation. The article aimed at conveying the authors concern. Nazario thought it to be a refugee crisis even though the government treated it as immigration crisis. Kids were not coming to the United States for the normal reasons instead they were running from drug wars and violence. Deporting them was only going to take them back to that reality.
Therefore, by repeating the word deport, nazario intends to emphasize the potential risks many immigrants face.
In the story "The Birthmark" Georgia's birthmark is the main highlight if the story.
Aylmer is the husband of Georgia, and she is one of the most beautiful women in the area where they live. Young men crave to take a look at her and admire her beauty. She had a birthmark in her cheek, a small red mark. Until now she never really cared for it and thought as a beauty mark. But Aylmer her husband thought of it as some kind of sin.
So eventually she started hating it. To the point that even her husband also did not hate it that much. The birthmark became a symbol of self hatred for Georgia
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Answer:
i think the fourth one tbh