Macbeth's tragic flaw is ambition.
There is nothing inherently wrong with ambition and it is usually a positive trait, but Macbeth has unchecked ambition and he becomes a slave to it. He cares for no one and will do everything no matter how heinous in order to achieve his goals. This will be the cause of his downfall in the end.
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It is clearly personafaction
Explanation:
(Please search up each meaning then you might not need to ask the question here.)
Similie has like or as that means it cannot be it personafaction is when you refer an object like a person
The correct answer is option C. "Whitman celebrates only nature". Walt Whitman was a transcendentalist writer that believed that God, humans and nature are all connected. His poem "Song of Myself", include this theme celebrating the greatness of nature such as the line "What is grass?" comparing the grass as an analogy to the cycle of life and death.
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C. It made it all the more sad to remember that Sarah could not speak.