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Lady Macbeth is an ambitious and powerful female character who lacks humanity. She calls upon evil spirits to deprive herself of her feminine caring instincts in order to convince Macbeth to murder King Duncan so that Macbeth can become king. Lady Macbeth's desire for power and kingship drives her mad with ambition for her husband. King Duncan is the initial king of Scotland, characterized by his formal, gracious language and expressions of humility.
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Stealing in any form, whether from the internet, shops, or elsewhere, is still a crime even if uncaught. The definition of stealing is taking another's property without permission. Consequences of stealing include fines, jail time, and restitution. People should be careful of predators online and in the world.
Ronan
Stealing content from the internet, such as photos or other objects, is still considered stealing even if you are not caught, as others have to pay for that content. The document warns against stealing from the internet again in the future, as you may face consequences for your actions next time. It concludes by reiterating the message to not steal or take content from the internet without permission.
Ramona
Stealing content from the internet or other people's social media accounts is considered wrong and can have negative consequences. Specifically, stealing pictures without permission is a form of catfishing and should be avoided. The overall message is that stealing, in any form, is dishonest and not recommended.
Michael
Stealing is taking something without permission or intending to return it. Stealing can include illegally downloading paid content online or from stores without paying. Stealing is against the law and can result in jail time. If someone steals from you, the best response is to report it rather than seeking revenge or stealing yourself, as stealing destroys relationships and can escalate conflicts.
Mahrukh
The document discusses the issues with stealing both online and from physical shops. It notes that stealing is stealing, whether the theft occurs on the internet or from a shop. Various photos accompany the text, with captions about how people steal online and the need to protect one's information and property from theft.
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- 2. Macbeth's wife is one of the most powerful female characters in literature. she lacks all humanity unlike her husband. she calls upon the "Spirits that tend on mortal thoughts“ to deprive her of her feminine instinct to care. Lady Macbeth lets the power of Macbeth being King go to her head and goes mad and will do anything for him to become King.
- 3. Duncan is the King of Scotland at the start of the play. His language is formal and his speeches full of grace and graciousness. Duncan also expresses humility (a feature that Macbeth lacks).