Answer:
C
Explanation:
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This argument observes the presence of loaded language, especially in the words that carry negative connotations ("... useless ... trample..."). These are used to appeal to the listener's emotions and sway their opinion on the matter at hand. Options A and B are not viable as answers for this argument due to the fact that the cause and effect presented by the fragment are relatively true. This statement would not count as a "straw man" either as, in order to be one, it would have to be a counterargument attempting to fool/manipulate their opponent.
Answer:
Explanation:
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Answer:
Lady Macbeth speaks to her husband agit with subtlety, like "an innocent flower concealing the deadly serpent underneath".
The snake is the appropriate comparison because it refers to "betrayal", which is exactly what Macbeth will do to Duncan.
Both Lady Macbeth and Macbeth are similar to the snake.
Explanation:
As you may already know, Macbeth received the prophecy that he would become king, and moved by envy and thirst for power, assassinates King Duncan and usurps his throne.
His wife, Lady Macbeth is the architect of the entire murder plan and asks Macbeth for the moment as "an innocent flower concealing the deadly serpent underneath". That's because Duncan and Macbeth are close friends and Duncan trusts him. In this case, the "serpent" mentioned, represents the betrayal of a friend.
Both Macbeth and his wife can be compared to a snake. Macbeth can be compared to a snake because of his betrayal, where he killed the king and friend with his own hands. Lady Macbth can be compared to a snake because of its dangerousness and subtlety in acting badly.
