Jimmy Valentine was a violent criminal who had no remorse for his crimes. After retirement, he becomes a sensitive, loving person and regretful of his past.
<h3>What causes Jimmy to change?</h3>
- He falls in love with a woman.
- He wants to have an honest life so she can be with him.
- He wants to be a good person like her.
Jimmy was a criminal and that got him arrested. After serving his sentence, he was released and went back to committing crimes, as he felt no remorse for disobeying the law. However, when he fell in love with a woman who also loved him, he changed. This made him an honest man, a good and loving person. In addition, he is very ashamed of the past and is afraid that the woman he loves will know that he was once a criminal.
This gives the reader the certainty of how liberating love is, as well as shows how the justice system fails to reform a criminal.
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Answer:
b. He knows Macduff has fled to England.
The reason why Macbeth initially change his mind and decided not to have Macduff killed after visiting the witches after Act IV is because he knows Macduff has fled to England. After Macbeth left the witches' house, Macbeth decides that Macduff and his family need to be killed because they are a threat to him and will attempt to overthrow him. So, Macbeth sends killers to kill the Macduff family and take his kingdom.
