Answer: yes, Macbeth would have changed.
Explanation:
just not the way you think, his character would have developed, but even as a true person, Macbeth would have changed, he would have been given choices, and it seems that his wife was rather power hungry at first as well, i don't think he would have ended up as king, but I do firmly hold that his character would have changed, be it for worse or better, that parts up to you
I can’t see the questions
I would guess up.
Is there anyone up for a drink after work?
I've heard it before.
Answer:
The tone of Twelfth Night is irreverent and bemused, mocking the self-seriousness and pretensions of the most self-deluded characters in the play. The play’s antic energy, bolstered by songs, jokes, drinking, and dancing, incorporates the topsy-turvy, irreverent spirit of the Epiphany celebration.
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