We can actually deduce here that am image that one can paint on the concept that the play Macbeth is be cursed is that mentioning the name in the theatre causes accident or injuries.
<h3>What is Macbeth?</h3>
Macbeth is a play that was written by William Shakespeare. The play reveals how Macbeth was advised by the three witches about becoming the King of Scotland. With the help of Lady Macbeth, he killed the King of Scotland and became the new king.
We see that according to folklore, Macbeth was cursed from the beginning it was performed. It's said to bring disaster.
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In the story the older people were telling the story and when someone asked "When was that" they replied "Very long ago" and they continue to say "beyond the memory even of their great-grandfathers. So with this evidence from the passage what would be the most suitable answer ? I would say the answer should most likely be history.
Answer:
Vincentio.
Explanation:
The excerpt shown in the above question is an excerpt from the play "The Taming of the Shrew."
The play tells the story of Catherine, the indomitable eldest daughter of Mr. Batista, who apparently is not subjugated by any man. The father, who also owns sweet Bianca as a daughter, then imposes that the youngest only to marry after his sister. Thus begins the torment of the countless suitors of Bianca, who devise a plan to make the "brusque, angry and willful" Catherine marry and find as suitor Petruchio, a nobleman from Verona, that all he seeks is a good dowry. . Bianca is in love with Lucentio who is Vincentio's son.
Vicentio, is the character that is being asked in the question. It was Vicentio who was ready to be arrested after Lucentio and Bianca decided to flee.
Answer:
Explanation:
All of the quatrains express a single thought in different ways.
Each of the quatrains describes love as constant and never changing. The first says that love isn't love if the feeling changes when the person who is loved changes. The second says that love never changes "it is an ever-fixed mark". It continues this idea of love being constant in the last quatrain when it talks about how love doesn't change over time. He says that a person's looks will change and alter of time, but love does not. It isn't until the final couplet does he comment on this topic of love being constant. This content structure is typical of Shakespeare's sonnets.
