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What provides the opportunity for duncan's assassination?

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Answer: The assassination was conceived by both Macbeth and Lady Macbeth as they used wine to drug the guards, after which Macbeth stabbed Duncan multiple times. After that Lady Macbeth decided it would be best to frame the guards.

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Silas Marner might be considered a novel of _____. motives manners incident sentiment

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Silas Marner might be considered a novel of motives.

A novel of manners is fiction work meant to re-create a social world with a very detailed observation the values, customs, and mores of a highly complex society.

A novel of sentiment is also called Novel of Sensibility and it reflects (1) an overindulgence in emotion, especially when it is the conscious effort of inducing emotion in order to enjoy it.

A novel of incident is dominated, usually, by episodic action.

Neither of those fit because Silas Marner is usually considered to be a novel of motives.

The point of view in which the character in the story is called

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There are three points of views and they are: First person which is when the person is narrating the story using words such as I,me,mine,our,us, ect. Second person which is rare in literature and uses the words like you Third Person which is another person is narrating the story using the words they, him, her, his, ect Third Person Omniscient which is when the narrator is not part of the story but knows the feelings and thoughts of the characters Third Person Limited is when the narrator knows the thought and feelings of only one character

What Does It Mean to Be an American?I need to write an essay, And i need to know good facts and opinions. So what dose it mean to be an american to you.?

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To me, being an American means loving and caring for America. You must treat America as though it is your country. The government thinks you must live in America for a certain amount of time. Hope that helps.

Who speaks the line "Lord, what fools these mortals be"? A. Puck
B. Cobweb
C. Oberon
D. Mustardseed

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Maybe A I am not sure I think A is the answer

What does the root in subscription mean?A) to suspend
B) to hold
C) to carry
D) to write

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A root is a word that does not have a prefix before it or a suffix at the end of it. The root of the word "subscription" is "scribe". The word "scrib" means to write (D). Its variant is the word script. Other words that use the same root word include scribe, describe, postscript, and manuscript.

The root word in subscription is scribe. Which mean write.

Authors often use their own personal experiences to inform their story lines and develop their characters. The fact that Arthur Conan Doyle uses this technique is made most evident through

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The fact that Arthur Conan Doyle uses this technique is made most evident through Doyle's radical political views and Holmes' socialist learnings.
The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "storytelling." Authors often use their own personal experiences to inform their story lines and develop their characters. The fact that Arthur Conan Doyle uses this technique is made most evident through storytelling.
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