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1: how have germs affected human societies?
2: how might society be different without steel?
3: how does the argument about guns relate to society today?
Explanation:
The person with the orange profile is right.
The best example of a tragic flaw shown was B. Macbeth's desire for power.
<h3>What is a tragic flaw?</h3>
A tragic flaw refers to a characteristic or trait that someone has that will eventually lead to negative consequences to them.
Macbeth was not the King but had aspired for the position and used evil means to get it.
It was because of Macbeth's desire for power that many things went against him which eventually ended with his death.
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Answer:
An independent woman is <u>like the sun</u> that doesn't need the moon to shine.
In the sentence above, there is a combination of two literary devices:
- Simile and
- Imagery
a) To compare the independent woman to the sun using the word "like" in the sentence connotes the use of a Simile.
b) Comparing her independence with the relationship between the <em>sun</em> and the <em>moon</em> creates a strong image in the mind of the reader. Hence the literary device called Imagery.
Geographically speaking, the moon needs the sun to shine. But the obverse is untrue. The savvy reader immediately gets a hold of the depth of independence being described.
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